Rosa spp.

Plantaerium

This is a little known variety, which we believe is worthy of being more widely grown. It bears perfectly formed, blush pink flowers with a strong, sweet fragrance. They are produced throughout the summer and into autumn. It has a bushy habit with plentiful glossy, dark green foliage. Limes?New?Roses.

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About AC™ Navy Lady Bare-Root Rose Bush Rosa ‘AC Navy Lady’ — AC™ Navy Lady PP 23,288 🧬 Breeder: Claude Richer (Canada) 🌹 A vibrant, longstanding shrub rose celebrated for its cheerful deep red blooms and reliable garden performance. AC™ Navy Lady is a classic shrub that brings bright, deeply red flowers to the garden in generous clusters. With a continuous show of blooms in flushes throughout the season, this rose offers enduring color and charm without being fussy. Its versatile nature and steady performance make it a dependable choice for borders, beds, and mixed landscape plantings. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Shrub 🎨 Color: Deep red - buds almost black 🌸 Bloom Form: Double blooms borne in abundant clusters 📏 Bloom Size: Medium -2 to 3" 🔁 Flowering Habit: Repeat blooming throughout the season 🌼 Fragrance: Mild, rose fragrance 🌿 Foliage: Glossy medium-green leaves that beautifully frame the blooms 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌱 Growth Habit: Rounded, well-branched shrub ↕️ Height: Approximately 2½–3½ ft ↔️ Width: Around 2½–3 ft ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun encourages strongest bloom and color 🌡️ Hardiness: Zone 4-9 - very winter hardy 💛 Why Grace Rose Farm Loves It AC Navy Lady™ delivers dependable brightness year after year. Its vibrant deep-red clusters provide cheerful color in any mixed border or garden bed, and its repeat blooming habit keeps that color coming from spring through fall. This is the kind of rose that feels steady, uncomplicated, and reliably beautiful — perfect for gardeners who want consistent bloom and joyful presence. 🌿 Growing & Care Recommendations Planting Site: Choose a sunny site with rich, well-draining soil Spacing: Allow about 2½–3 ft between plants for air circulation and fullness Watering: Keep moisture even during establishment; moderate thereafter Pruning: Light spring pruning to shape and remove weak wood Maintenance: Deadhead spent blooms to encourage additional flushes

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About Hope for Humanity™ Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AC Pomara’ – Hope for Humanity Hope for Humanity is a deeply meaningful rose that combines rich beauty with a story of compassion. Bred in Canada by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s Morden Research Station, this hardy shrub rose was introduced to honor the humanitarian work of the Canadian Red Cross and it's 100th Anniversary. Its clusters of deep crimson-red blooms appear continuously from spring through frost, creating a glowing display that symbolizes courage, resilience, and generosity. Tough enough to thrive in cold climates yet elegant enough for any garden, Hope for Humanity is a rose that lives up to its inspiring name. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Shrub Rose 🧬 Cultivar: Rosa ‘AC Pomara’ 🏢 Introduced By: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (1996) 🎨 Color: Deep, velvety red to crimson 🌸 Petal Count: ~25–30 petals (semi-double to double form) 💠 Bloom Form: Clusters of medium-sized blooms 📏 Bloom Size: ~2.5–3″ (6–8 cm) 🔁 Flowering: Continuous / repeat blooming throughout the season 🧴 Fragrance: Light, subtle scent 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Rounded, upright shrub with clean foliage ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun (6+ hours daily) ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA 3–9 (exceptionally hardy) 📐 Spacing: ~3–4 ft (90–120 cm) ↕️ Height: ~3–4 ft (90–120 cm) ↔️ Width: ~3 ft (90 cm) 🎯 Best Use: Borders, memorial plantings, mixed beds, or cold-climate landscapes 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Excellent — strong resistance to black spot and mildew ❄️ Cold Tolerance: Extremely hardy, bred to withstand harsh northern winters 🌎 Regional Performance: Exceptional in both cold and temperate zones ✨ Unique Traits: Blooms continuously even in challenging climates Compact and reliable growth habit Named to support humanitarian causes and inspire generosity ✨ Why We Love It Hope for Humanity embodies strength, compassion, and endurance — all expressed through its deep crimson blooms. Each flower stands as a living tribute to resilience and kindness, making it a meaningful addition to any garden or memorial space. Easy to grow, beautifully shaped, and unfailingly hardy, Hope for Humanity (‘AC Pomara’) is more than a rose — it’s a symbol of grace under all conditions.

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About Lasting Love® Potted Tree Rose Rosa ‘ADHarman’ Lasting Love® The Lasting Love® Potted Rose Bush from Weeks® Roses is a richly fragrant Hybrid Tea with elegant high-centered buds that open into full, dusky red blooms kissed with deep pink tones. Bred by Michel Adam and introduced by Weeks® Roses in the U.S., this rose blends classic romance with modern garden performance. Its glossy foliage, burgundy new growth, and powerful old-rose scent make it a standout in beds or bouquets. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Hybrid Tea 🧬 Breeder: Michel Adam (France) 🏢 Introduced By: Weeks® Roses (USA) 🎨 Color: Dusky red with deep pink undertones 🌸 Petal Count: ~25 petals 💠 Bloom Form: High-centered, full blossoms 📏 Bloom Size: ~4½–5″ 🔁 Flowering: Repeats from late spring through fall 🧴 Fragrance: Strong old rose with fruit notes 🏺 Vase Life: Excellent — perfect for cutting 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Upright, bushy shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 6–9 📐 Spacing: ~2–3′ ↕️ Height: ~30–35″ ↔️ Width: ~2–3′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Good — healthy, glossy foliage 🌞 Heat & Cool Adaptation: Holds color in heat; deepens in cooler temps 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast • Intermountain West • Southwest • Deep South • Southeast • Mid‑Atlantic • Midwest • Northeast • Pacific Northwest

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About Double Delight™ Potted Tree Rose Rosa ‘ANDeli’ Double Delight™ — Tree Form The Double Delight™ Potted Tree Rose raises one of the world’s most beloved Hybrid Teas onto a graceful standard stem. Famous for its creamy blooms edged in bold strawberry-red and its knockout perfume, this tree form turns a classic garden rose into a show-stopping, eye-level centerpiece. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Tree Rose (Hybrid Tea canopy on standard stem) 🧬 Breeder: Swim & Ellis (USA) 🎨 Color: Creamy white centers with vivid red edges 🌸 Petal Count: ~30–35 petals 💠 Bloom Form: Classic high-centered Hybrid Tea 📏 Bloom Size: ~5–6″ 🔁 Flowering: Strong, continuous rebloom through the season 🧴 Fragrance: Very strong — sweet, spicy, unmistakable 🏺 Vase Life: Excellent — long stems, dramatic bicolor display 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Upright Hybrid Tea canopy ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 5–9 📐 Spacing: Ideal for containers or ~3′ apart in garden beds ↕️ Height: Standard stem usually 24–36″ with a ~24–30″ canopy ↔️ Width: ~2–3′ canopy spread 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Good — performs best with routine care 🌞 Heat & Cool Adaptation: Color intensifies with heat and sun 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast • Intermountain West • Southwest • Southeast • Mid-Atlantic • Midwest • Northeast • Pacific Northwest

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This classic, exhibition-style, pure white, continually blooming Hybrid Tea rose has earned many awards and is known for being one of the best white roses for the garden. Crystalline™’s very large, 5.5” blooms emit a spicy and sweet fragrance from her beautiful clusters. Expect her to bloom in flushes throughout the season, performing best in zones 6-10. Watch out for her thorny stems!

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Brandy™ features 5” blooms of the richest, deepest apricot on thick, strong petals. Watch her stand out as one of your lasting roses with the most perfectly formed buds! While Brandy™ does benefit from afternoon shading in hotter climates, she grows well in zones 6-10. She is a great exhibition rose with perfect form on a very vigorous, bushy plant with large, deep green foliage. It’s no surprise that Brandy™ was the AARS winner in 1982. You won’t be able to slow this prolific bloomer down so expect blooms all season long!

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This beautiful Hybrid Tea has a delightful spice fragrance and vigorously produces the most perfect 4" blooms with a petal count of 38+. The pink to dark pink double flowers will continuously bloom throughout the season ensuring you have many bouquets of this excellent cut flower. AARS Winner 1982

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Fire ‘N’ Ice is a tall, bushy Floribunda with high centered 4” blooms in a red blend with white reverse that ages to a violet-red color. She will repeat bloom throughout the growing season with healthy foliage and a light fragrance too. She has perfect form for the cutting garden.

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About Lagerfeld ® Potted Rose Bush Rosa 'AROlaqueli' Lagerfeld® Silken, silver-lavender petals spiral into high-centered blooms that feel almost too perfect to be real. Lagerfeld® is a Grandiflora rose of rare sophistication—cool, composed, and unmistakably elegant. Its signature hue shifts with light, echoing mauve, smoke, and pearl tones, all backed by a deeply spicy-citrus fragrance that lingers in the air like fine perfume. Upright and statuesque, this rose delivers runway-ready blooms throughout the season with a poise that honors its legendary namesake. Ideal for cutting gardens, statement beds, or container showpieces, Lagerfeld® offers not just visual allure but a distinct personality—modern, mysterious, and memorably refined. Rose Type: Grandiflora Breeder: Jack E. Christensen Color: Silvery-lavender to mauve with subtle hints of blue, cream, and pink Vase Life: 4-6 days Fragrance: Strong, spicy-sweet scent reminiscent of cloves and citrus Bloom Form: High-centered, exhibition-quality double blooms Petal Count: 30+ Growth Type: Upright Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 7-10 Spacing: 4-6' Height: 4-5' Width: 2-3' Disease Resistance: Monitor for common rose pests and diseases; ensure good air circulation around the plant Regional Recommendations: Pacific Northwest, California, Southwest, Southeast, Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, Mountain West

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Fragrant Plum™ Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AROplumi' Fragrant Plum™ Fragrant Plum™ is a beautiful Grandiflora rose bred by Jack E. Christensen and introduced by Weeks Roses. This variety produces tall, elegant buds that open into medium–large lavender blooms with smoky plum-purple edges. Known for its strong fruity fragrance, Fragrant Plum™ is a standout for both cutting and garden display, offering continuous flushes of richly colored, fragrant blooms throughout the season. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Grandiflora 🧬 Breeder: Jack E. Christensen (USA) 🏢 Introduced By: Weeks Roses 🎨 Color: Lavender with smoky plum-purple edges 🌸 Petal Count: 20–25 petals 💠 Bloom Form: Fully double, high-centered clusters 📏 Bloom Size: Medium–large (~4″) 🔁 Flowering: Continuous flushes from late spring to fall 🏺 Vase Life: Excellent — long stems perfect for cutting 🧴 Fragrance: Medium, fruity (fresh plum scent) 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Tall and upright ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 6–10 (Zone 5 requires winter protection of the bud union) 📐 Spacing: ~3–4′ ↕️ Height: ~4–7′ ↔️ Width: ~3–4′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 🌱 Rootstock: Budded 💪 Disease Resistance: Generally good — healthy, deep green foliage 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast • Midwest • Intermountain West • Mid‑Atlantic • Southeast • Southwest • Pacific Northwest

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With Angel Face as a parent plant, White Lightnin’ s not to be ignored in the garden. She is a stunning, white Gr andiflora with an intense, citrusy fragrance and vigorous growth habit . She is a repeat bloomer with dou ble, high-centered, ruff led blooms of 30+ petals each. White Lightnin’ has medium green, glossy leaves that create a beautiful backdrop for her flushes of blooms that come in waves throughout the growing season.

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About David Austin® Olivia Rose Austin™ Potted Tree Rose Rosa ‘AUS mixture ’ PAT. PP27365 Olivia Rose Austin™ Oliva Rose™ Austin Rose Bush is a beautifully refined English shrub rose celebrated for its luminous, soft apricot-to-blush blooms and classic old-rose charm. Each flower opens into large, fully cupped rosettes packed with delicate petals, creating a romantic, timeless look in the garden. The fragrance is gentle yet captivating—lightly fruity with warm tea-rose notes—making Oliva Rose™ a pleasure to enjoy up close along walkways, patios, or seating areas. Its well-shaped, upright habit forms an elegant, medium-sized shrub with healthy, rich green foliage that provides a lovely backdrop to the blooms. Bred for modern gardens, Oliva Rose™ offers excellent repeat flowering throughout the season and strong disease resistance when grown in full sun. Whether used as a focal plant, in mixed borders, or in a dedicated rose bed, it brings grace, softness, and reliable performance to any landscape. Rose Type: English Shrub Breeder: David Austin® Color: Blush Vase Life: 5–7 days Fragrance: Strong Bloom Form: Large, Deeply Cupped, Old-Fashioned Petal Count: 80+ Growth Type: Shrub Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 5–10 Spacing: 3-4′ Height: 3.5-5′ Width: 3-4′ Disease Resistance: Very Good – strong health with minimal care Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Pacific Northwest, West Coast, Midwest, Southeast, Intermountain West, Southwest

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About David Austin® Teasing Georgia® Potted Climbing Rose Rosa 'AUSbaker' Teasing Georgia® A stunning English climbing rose from David Austin®, Teasing Georgia® offers an elegant display of rich, deep-yellow rosette blooms that fade gently to a soft, pale yellow—creating a graceful two-tone effect. Each bloom releases a strong, classic tea-rose fragrance that wafts on the breeze. Blossoms appear in clusters and continue in generous flushes from late spring through to early winter. With an upright, moderately vigorous habit reaching about 12 ft at maturity, it's ideal for climbing over walls, arches, or pergolas. **Please note this climber does not come staked Rose Type : English Climbing Rose Breeder : David Austin (UK) Color : Deep Yellow Fading to Pale Yellow Vase Life : 3–5 days Fragrance : Medium‑Strong – Tea Rose Bloom Form : Large, Very Full, Rosette-style Petal Count : ~110 Bloom Size : Large Growth Type : Climbing Shrub Flowering : Repeat Flushes late spring through early winter Light Requirements : Full Sun Hardiness Zones : USDA Zones 5–11 Spacing : 4–5′ Height : 12′ Width : 4–5′ Disease Resistance : Very Good – reliable and resilient performance Regional Recommendations : West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Southeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Northeast, Midwest, Intermountain West Awards : • Henry Edland Medal (2000) • RHS Award of Garden Merit

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We are no longer growing this rose. We maintain this listing for our customer's reference purposes. Pink Shrub with a wonderful old rose/myrrh fragrance to grace your garden all summer. Boasting large, very full 3" pink blooms this repeat bloomer will provide you with plenty of color all season. A nice rounded bloom that sets on a complimentary dark green foliaged bush. Good for zones 6-10. Learn How Our Roses Arrive

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About David Austin® Wollerton Old Hall Potted Climbing Rose Rosa 'AUSblanket' PP 24,566 Wollerton Old Hall One of the most fragrant English roses, Wollerton Old Hall produces plump, chalice-shaped blooms in a dreamy shade of soft apricot to creamy buff. The flowers open from tight buds into deeply cupped rosettes, carried on strong, upright growth. Intensely perfumed with a rich myrrh scent, this variety performs beautifully both as a shrub and a short climber, blooming in reliable flushes all season. Rose Type: Climber Breeder: David Austin® Color: Soft Apricot to Cream Vase Life: 3–5 days Fragrance: Strong, Myrrh Bloom Form: Chalice-Shaped, Cupped Rosette Petal Count: 45+ Growth Type: Upright, Arching Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 5–11 Spacing: 4–6' Height: 12' Width: 3–4' Disease Resistance: Good – benefits from airflow and careful placement Regional Recommendations: Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, Pacific Northwest, West Coast, Northeast, Southeast, Intermountain West, Southwest

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About David Austin® The Dark Lady Potted Rose Bush Rosa 'AUSbloom'   The Dark Lady A regal English shrub rose introduced in 1991 by David Austin, The Dark Lady features lush, deep-crimson cupped blooms with an old-rose fragrance. Reminiscent of tree peonies, its very full flowers (up to 140 petals) bloom in flushes from late spring through autumn, fading gracefully to a soft pink in warmer climates. Rose Type : English Shrub Rose Breeder : David C. H. Austin Color : Deep Crimson, fading to Pink in warmth Vase Life : 5–7 days Fragrance : Light – Old Rose Bloom Form : Very Full (40–140 petals), Cupped/Rosette Petal Count : 40–140 Growth Type : Bushy Shrub Flowering : Repeat – flushes from early summer to frost Light Requirements : Full Sun Hardiness Zones : USDA 5–11 Root Stock: Own Root Spacing : 4–5' Height : Approximately 4' Width : 4–5' Disease Resistance : Good – needs airflow to minimize rust and black spot Regional Recommendations : West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Southeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Northeast, Midwest, Intermountain West

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About David Austin ®Gertrude Jekyll® Potted Climbing Rose Rosa 'AUSbord' Gertrude Jekyll® Named after the legendary garden designer, Gertrude Jekyll® is one of the most cherished English roses. Its large, rosette-shaped blooms open from perfectly scrolled buds in a vivid, glowing pink that fades softly at the edges. With a rich old rose fragrance and early, continuous flowering, it thrives as either a graceful shrub or a short climber. Ideal for borders, arches, or near seating areas where scent can be appreciated up close. Rose Type: English Shrub / Short Climber Breeder: David Austin® Color: Bright Glowing Pink, Fading at Edges Vase Life: 3–5 days Fragrance: Very Strong, Classic Old Rose Bloom Form: Flat Rosette Petal Count: 80+ Growth Type: Upright, Tall Shrub or Climber Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun to Partial Shade Hardiness Zones: 4–11 Spacing: 4–6' Height: 10' Width: 3–4' Disease Resistance: Good – benefits from airflow and careful pruning Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, Mid-Atlantic, West Coast, Intermountain West, Southeast Awards: RHS Award of Garden Merit; Voted Nation’s Favorite Rose

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About David Austin® Lady Emma Hamilton® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSbrother’ — David Austin® Lady Emma Hamilton® 🧬 Breeder: David C. H. Austin 🌹 A richly fragrant English Shrub rose glowing with sunset tones of tangerine, apricot, and amber gold. Lady Emma Hamilton® is one of David Austin’s most celebrated English roses—loved for its extraordinary fragrance, dramatic coloring, and romantic old-world bloom form. Each deeply cupped flower opens in layers of warm apricot, orange, and golden yellow petals, while the outer petals are brushed with hints of copper-red, creating a luminous effect that seems to glow in the garden like a summer sunset. Its fragrance is equally unforgettable. Rich notes of ripe pear, citrus, and grape mingle with classic rose perfume to create one of the most distinctive and intoxicating scents in the David Austin collection. The blooms appear repeatedly throughout the season, standing beautifully against striking dark bronze-red young foliage that matures into deep green. Compact yet full and vigorous, Lady Emma Hamilton® is ideal for garden borders, decorative containers, cottage gardens, and cutting gardens alike. Whether planted near a patio where her fragrance can be enjoyed up close or woven into a romantic mixed border, this rose brings warmth, elegance, and unmistakable character to every space. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🎨 Color: Tangerine, apricot, orange, and golden yellow 🌸 Bloom Form: Deeply cupped, old-fashioned rosette 🌼 Petal Count: Very full 📏 Bloom Size: Medium to large blooms 🌿 Fragrance: Strong fruity fragrance with notes of pear, citrus, and grape 🔁 Flowering: Repeat flowering throughout the season 🌿 Growth & Garden Habits 📐 Mature Height: Approximately 4–5 ft ↔️ Mature Width: Approximately 3–4 ft ☀️ Sun Requirements: Full sun 🌱 Growth Habit: Rounded, bushy, upright shrub 🏡 Ideal Uses: Borders, containers, cutting gardens, cottage gardens, fragrance gardens 🌎 Hardiness & Garden Performance ❄️ USDA Zones: 5–11 💪 Disease Resistance: Good disease resistance with proper care 🌧️ Garden Style: Perfect for romantic, English-style, and collector gardens ✨ Why We Love It Lady Emma Hamilton® feels like golden hour captured in a rose. From its glowing sunset-colored blooms to its unforgettable fragrance, every detail feels rich, warm, and deeply romantic. It’s a rose that draws attention immediately—but keeps winning hearts long after the first bloom opens.

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About David Austin® Malvern Hills® Potted Climbing Rose Rosa ‘AUScanary’ Malvern Hills® A graceful, softly yellow rambler rose producing medium to large clusters of fully double blooms on strong, slender canes. It offers a light to medium musky fragrance and repeats flowering from late spring through fall. Exceptionally healthy and nearly thornless, Malvern Hills® climbs 8–15 ft tall and thrives even in partially shaded spots—perfect for transforming fences, arches, trellises, or walls with soft luminosity and reliability. The nearly thornless rambler was named after a beautiful range of hills just south of David Austin nursery in the U.K. Rose Type: Rambling Breeder: David C. H. Austin Color: Soft yellow Vase Life: 3–5 days Fragrance: Light to medium musk Bloom Form: Fully double, small to medium clusters Petal Count: 40 Growth Type: Upright, Arching Flowering: Repeat-flowering, continuous flushes Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade Hardiness Zones: 5–11 Spacing: 4-5′ Height: 8-15′ Width: 4-6′ Disease Resistance: Excellent – polished foliage, few thorns, reliable health Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Midwest, Southeast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Mid-Atlantic, Intermountain West, West Coast

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About Tottering‑by‑Gently Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUScartoon’  Tottering‑by‑Gently Tottering‑by‑Gently is a whimsical English Shrub Rose introduced by David Austin in 2018  Celebrated for its single, buttery-yellow flowers held in sweeping open sprays, it creates a joyful, bee‑attracting spectacle when mass‑planted. The blooms are low‑maintenance yet charming, with golden stamens and soft musk hints that mingle with fresh orange‑peel notes. This medium-sized shrub has a rounded, branching habit—typically around 4 ft (1.2 m) tall and wide—with dark green divided foliage and excellent vigor. It blooms repeatedly from late spring through early winter and is especially suited for mixed borders, hedges, rose hips, and shady or semi‑sun areas. A truly cheerful rose with simple beauty and strong presence. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose (David Austin) 🧬 Breeder: David Austin (UK) 🎨 Color: Butter-yellow fading to pale cream 🌸 Petal Count: Single (5 petals) 💠 Bloom Form: Open spray of single blooms with prominent golden stamens 📏 Bloom Size: Medium (~2–3.5″ diameter) 🔁 Flowering: Repeat blooming from late spring into early winter 🏺 Vase Life: Fair—best when used fresh in clusters 🧴 Fragrance: Light to medium musk with citrus‑orange twist 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Rounded, branching medium shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 5–11 📐 Spacing: ~3 ft (90 cm) ↕️ Height: ~4 ft (120 cm) ↔️ Width: ~4 ft (120 cm) 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Very good—vibrant foliage, hardy, minimal maintenance 🌎 Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, Mountain states, Northern California

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About David Austin® Winchester Cathedral® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUScat’ — David Austin® Winchester Cathedral® 🧬 Breeder: David C. H. Austin 🌹 A timeless English Shrub rose with pure white, fragrant blooms and classic garden presence. Winchester Cathedral® is a beautifully refined English Shrub rose known for its soft, pure white rosettes , often touched with the faintest blush of pink in cooler weather. Each bloom is densely petaled and classically shaped, opening with old-world charm and releasing a sweet, old-rose fragrance . This rose brings serenity, elegance, and structure to gardens of every style. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🎨 Color: Pure white, occasionally blushed with pale pink 🌸 Bloom Form: Medium-sized, very full, old-fashioned rosettes 🌼 Petal Count: Approximately 80–85 petals 🌼 Fragrance: Moderate, classic old-rose scent 🔁 Flowering Habit: Repeat flowering from late spring through autumn 🌿 Foliage: Glossy, medium green foliage with a refined texture 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌱 Growth Habit: Well-shaped, bushy shrub with fine branching ↕️ Height: Approximately 3–4 ft ↔️ Width: Approximately 3–4 ft ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun for best bloom and fragrance 🛡️ Garden Use: Borders, cottage gardens, mixed beds, and containers 💛 Why Grace Rose Farm Loves It Winchester Cathedral® is the definition of quiet elegance . Its luminous white blooms bring calm and balance to the garden, pairing beautifully with both soft pastels and bold companion plantings. Reliable repeat bloom and a gentle fragrance make it especially lovely near walkways and patios, where it can be enjoyed up close. This is an English rose that feels timeless, peaceful, and deeply romantic . 🌿 Growing & Care Recommendations Planting Site: Full sun with well-drained soil Spacing: Allow space for a medium shrub to mature naturally Watering: Regular watering during establishment and bloom cycles Pruning: Light to moderate pruning in spring to shape and encourage growth Maintenance: Moderate — rewards care with abundant, fragrant blooms

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About David Austin® Bathsheba® Climbing Potted Rose Rosa 'AUSchimbley' PP30756  Bathsheba® Climbing Potted Rose Bathsheba® is a modern English climbing rose introduced by David Austin® in 2016. It produces large, quartered blooms in shades of apricot and soft peach, with a strong myrrh fragrance. The plant repeats well throughout the season and develops into a medium-sized climber, ideal for walls, arches, or fences. Its growth is upright and bushy, with good foliage health and strong flower production. Rose Type: Climber Breeder: David Austin® Color: Apricot Vase Life: 4-6 days Fragrance: Strong, honey, myrrh fragrance Bloom Form: Very Double Petal Count: 170+ Growth Type: Upright Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 5-11 Root Stock: Spacing: 4-6' Height: 10'+ Width: 4-6' Disease Resistance: Good overall Regional Recommendations: Northwest, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Intermountain West, West Coast, Pacific Northwest

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About David Austin® Gabriel Oak Potted Rose Bush Rosa 'AUScrowd' PP 32,849  Gabriel Oak A vigorous English shrub rose with lush, deep-pink rosette blooms that mellow to softer edges. Each flower is medium-sized (about 3.5–4″), heavily petalled (over 100 petals), and bursts with a strong, fruity fragrance. It forms a rounded, compact 4 × 4 ft shrub with dark green foliage and striking purplish stems—perfect for borders, containers, or cutting gardens. Rose Type : English Shrub Rose Breeder : David Austin® Color : Deep pink, subtly fading at edges Bloom Size : Medium (3.5–4″) Vase Life : 4–6 days Fragrance : Strong, fruity Bloom Form : Full rosette, 100+ petals Growth Type : Rounded, compact shrub Flowering : Continuous flushes from late spring to autumn Light Requirements : Full Sun Hardiness Zones : 4–11 Root Stock : Own Root or Budded Spacing : 4′ Height : 4′ Width : 4′ Disease Resistance : Excellent – clean foliage, vigorous performance Regional Recommendations : Northeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Midwest, Southwest, West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southeast, Intermountain West

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About David Austin® James Galway® Potted Climbing Rose Rosa ‘AUScrystal’ — David Austin® James Galway® 🧬 Breeder: David C. H. Austin 🌹 A graceful English Climbing Rose with enormous blush pink blooms, exceptional vigor, and timeless old-world romance. James Galway® is one of the most elegant climbing roses in the David Austin collection—celebrated for its large, perfectly formed blooms and nearly thornless canes that make it as enjoyable to grow as it is beautiful to admire. Its soft medium pink flowers deepen toward the center and fade delicately along the outer petals, creating a luminous, romantic effect that feels lifted from an English country estate. Each bloom opens into a magnificent old-fashioned rosette filled with layers upon layers of petals, offering both beauty and substance in the garden and vase. The flowers are carried generously along tall arching canes, creating a breathtaking display when trained over arches, walls, pergolas, fences, or pillars. James Galway® is prized not only for its beauty, but also for its strong growth, repeat flowering habit, and remarkable garden performance. Unlike many climbers, it produces an abundance of blooms repeatedly throughout the season, quickly creating the look of a mature, storybook garden. With its refined color palette, romantic bloom form, and graceful climbing habit, James Galway® brings classic English garden beauty to any landscape—transforming vertical spaces into walls of soft pink blooms and fragrance. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Climbing Rose 🎨 Color: Soft medium pink fading to pale pink outer petals 🌸 Bloom Form: Large, old-fashioned rosette 🌼 Petal Count: Very full 📏 Bloom Size: Large blooms 🌿 Fragrance: Medium Old Rose fragrance 🔁 Flowering: Repeat flowering throughout the season 🌿 Growth & Garden Habits 📐 Mature Height: Approximately 10–12+ ft when trained ↔️ Mature Width: Approximately 4–5 ft ☀️ Sun Requirements: Full sun 🌱 Growth Habit: Vigorous climbing habit with graceful arching canes 🪴 Ideal Uses: Arches, pergolas, fences, pillars, walls, trellises, and romantic garden structures 🌎 Hardiness & Garden Performance ❄️ USDA Zones: 5–11 💪 Disease Resistance: Very good disease resistance 🌧️ Garden Style: English gardens, cottage gardens, formal rose gardens, climbing rose collections ✨ Why We Love It James Galway® has the rare ability to feel both grand and effortless at the same time. Its towering sprays of enormous blush pink blooms create the look of an established English garden almost instantly, while its softer coloring and graceful form keep it refined and romantic. Few climbing roses capture the magic of classic garden elegance quite like this one.

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About David Austin® The Generous Gardener® Potted Rose Bush Rosa 'AUSdrawn' The Generous Gardener® The Generous Gardener® lives up to its name with abundant, blush-pink blooms that glow with gentle elegance. Each flower opens into a soft, cupped rosette with a pearly sheen, releasing a complex fragrance of myrrh, musk, and old rose. This English shrub rose can also be trained as a climber, where its graceful arching growth and repeat flowering make it ideal for trellises and fences. It’s one of the most quietly refined and romantic varieties in the David Austin collection. Rose Type: English Shrub / Short Climber Breeder: David Austin® Color: Pale Blush Pink with a Pearly Sheen Vase Life: 3–5 days Fragrance: Medium to Strong, Myrrh, Musk, Old Rose Bloom Form: Cupped Rosette Petal Count: 55+ Growth Type: Graceful, Arching Shrub or Climber Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun to Partial Sun Hardiness Zones: 4-11 Root Stock: Own Root Spacing: 4–6' Height: 15' Width: 3–4' Disease Resistance: Very Good – clean foliage, reliable performance Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Pacific Northwest, West Coast, Mid-Atlantic, Intermountain West, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest Awards: RHS Award of Garden Merit

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David Austin® Emily Bronte Potted Tree Rose Rosa 'AUSearnshaw' PP 31,400  Emily Bronte Named in honor of the great English novelist, Emily Brontë is an English shrub rose known for its elegant, flat blooms with soft pink outer petals and a warm apricot center that gradually fades to cream. The flowers are rich in character, with a complex fragrance combining tea and old rose notes, layered with hints of lemon and grapefruit. Upright and bushy in form, this rose performs beautifully in borders, containers, or hedges, and offers excellent disease resistance alongside continuous flushes of bloom throughout the season. Rose Type : English Shrub Breeder : David Austin® Color : Soft Pink Apricot Fading to Cream Vase Life : 4–5 days Fragrance : Strong – Tea, Old Rose, Lemon, Grapefruit Bloom Form : Medium-sized, Very Full, Flat-Cupped Petal Count : ~106 Growth Type : Bushy, Upright Shrub Flowering : Repeat Light Requirements : Full Sun to Partial Shade Hardiness Zones : 5–11 Spacing : 3–4' Height : 3–4' Width : 3–4' Disease Resistance : Exceptional – strong against common rose diseases Regional Recommendations : West Coast, Southwest, Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West, Northeast

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About David Austin® Bring Me Sunshine Potted Rose Rosa 'AUSernie' PP 36,039 Bring Me Sunshine Bring Me Sunshine™ lives up to its joyful name with radiant, golden yellow blooms that light up the garden from the first flush of spring until frost. Each bloom is packed with layers of ruffled petals forming perfectly rounded, medium-sized cups. With a light to medium fruity fragrance and a charming, cheerful presence, this rose brings warmth and brightness wherever it grows. The bush is compact, upright, and healthy, with glossy, rich green foliage that provides a beautiful backdrop for its luminous flowers. Ideal for smaller spaces, mixed borders, or containers, Bring Me Sunshine™ is an uplifting and reliable performer, blooming in generous, repeating waves throughout the season. Its vibrant color and approachable nature make it a favorite for modern cottage gardens or anyone wanting a burst of golden charm. Rose Type : English Shrub Breeder : David Austin® Color : Orange and Yellow Bloom Size : Large Vase Life : 4–6 days Fragrance : Medium-Strong - myrrh Bloom Form : Fully cupped Growth Type : Compact, upright shrub Flowering : Repeat flushes through the season Light Requirements : Full Sun to Partial Shade Hardiness Zones : 5–11 Root Stock : Own Root Spacing : 4′ Height : 4′ Width : 4′ Disease Resistance : Good Regional Recommendations : Northeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Midwest, West Coast, Southeast, Southwest, Intermountain West, Pacific Northwest

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About David Austin® The Cottage Rose® Rosa  'AUSglisten'  The Cottage Rose® A charming English/Shrub rose introduced by David Austin® in 1991, this rose features soft warm pink, old-fashioned blooms that form in generous clusters. It carries a light-medium, classic “old rose” fragrance. Known for its healthy growth and repeat blooming throughout the season, it’s perfect for adding romantic cottage-style charm to any garden. Rose Type : English Shrub Rose Breeder : David C. H. Austin Color : Warm pink Vase Life : 4–6 days Fragrance : Classic old-rose scent (light to medium intensity) Bloom Form : Clustered, cupped, rosette Petal Count : Approx. 40–60 Growth Type : Bushy upright shrub Flowering : Repeat-bloomer Light Requirements : Full sun Hardiness Zones : 5–9 Root Stock : Own Root Spacing : 3–4 ft Height : 4–5 ft Width : 3–4 ft Disease Resistance : Excellent — hardy and resilient in typical garden conditions Regional Recommendations : Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, West Coast, Southeast

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About David Austin® Brother Cadfael® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSglobe’ — David Austin® Brother Cadfael® 🧬 Breeder: David C. H. Austin 🌹 A breathtaking English Shrub rose with enormous, deeply cupped blooms and one of the most powerful fragrances in the garden. Brother Cadfael® is an unforgettable English rose, celebrated for its extraordinarily large, soft pink blooms that open into deeply cupped, peony-like rosettes. Each flower is filled with layers upon layers of delicate petals, creating a lush, romantic presence that feels almost antique. What truly sets this rose apart is its exceptional fragrance—rich, old-rose perfume with hints of fruit that fills the air and lingers beautifully in the garden. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🎨 Color: Soft, warm pink with gentle tonal variation 🌸 Bloom Form: Very large, deeply cupped rosettes 🌼 Petal Count: Approximately 100+ petals 🌼 Fragrance: Strong, rich old-rose fragrance with fruity notes 🔁 Flowering Habit: Repeat flowering from late spring through fall 🌿 Foliage: Large, mid-green leaves with a soft, classic texture 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌱 Growth Habit: Vigorous, upright shrub with arching canes ↕️ Height: Approximately 4–5 ft ↔️ Width: Approximately 3–4 ft ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun for best flowering and fragrance 🛡️ Garden Use: Back of borders, statement plantings, cutting gardens, and romantic landscapes 💛 Why Grace Rose Farm Loves It Brother Cadfael® is one of those roses that stops you in your tracks. The blooms are truly massive —the kind you instinctively cup in your hands—and the fragrance is unforgettable. It brings that lush, storybook garden feeling, like stepping into an old English abbey garden in full bloom. If you’re looking for a rose that delivers both visual drama and deep, classic fragrance, this is one of the finest choices you can plant. 🌿 Growing & Care Recommendations Planting Site: Full sun with rich, well-drained soil Spacing: Give room for its vigorous, arching growth habit Watering: Regular watering, especially during establishment and peak bloom Pruning: Light shaping in early spring; remove spent blooms to encourage repeat flowering Maintenance: Moderate — thrives with attentive care and rewards with spectacular blooms

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About David Austin® Golden Celebration® Potted Climbing Rose Rosa 'AUSgold' Golden Celebration® Golden Celebration® is one of the largest-flowered English roses, offering breathtaking, deeply cupped blooms in a rich golden yellow that glows in the garden. The flowers are carried on slightly arching stems and release a strong, tea-to-fruity fragrance. This variety has a generous, relaxed form, making it ideal as a statement shrub or trained as a short climber. It blooms repeatedly throughout the season and brings warmth, drama, and scent to any planting scheme. Rose Type: English Shrub / Small Climber Breeder: David Austin® Color: Rich Golden Yellow, Sepia Yellow Vase Life: 4–6 days Fragrance: Strong, Tea with Fruity Notes Bloom Form: Deeply Cupped, Large Rosette Petal Count: 70+ Growth Type: Graceful, Arching Shrub or Climber Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 5–9 Spacing: 4–6' Height: 8' Width: 3–4' Disease Resistance: Good – prefers airflow and consistent moisture Regional Recommendations: West Coast, Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, Intermountain West, Pacific Northwest, Northeast, Southwest Awards: RHS Award of Garden Merit

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About David Austin® The Alnwick Rose® Potted  Rose Bush Rosa 'AUSgrab'   The Alnwick Rose® The Alnwick Rose® is a stunningly rounded shrub that captivates with its abundant blooms and delightful old rose fragrance. Each cupped flower boasts a delicate, soft pink hue, transitioning into a mesmerizing ombre as the petals unfurl. This enchanting rose variety thrives beautifully, whether flourishing in the garden bed or adding elegance to containers, making it a perfect choice for any setting! Rose Type: English Shrub Breeder : David Austin® Color: Soft pink Fragrance: Medium-strong, Old rose Bloom Form : Cupped Petal Count: 40+ Growth Type: Medium Shrub, upright Flowering: Repeat Planting Season: Spring through Autumn Light Requirements: Full sun Hardiness Zones: 5-10 Spacing : 4' Height: 4' Width: 3' Disease Resistance : Excellent

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About David Austin® Windermere Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUShomer’ PPAF Windermere Windermere is an elegant English Shrub Rose introduced by David Austin in 2007. Named after the largest lake in England’s Lake District, it opens as rich creamy-yellow buds that fade to ivory-white in full sun, revealing full, cupped, cabbage-shaped blooms. A deliciously fruity fragrance with a citrus hint delights the senses, while the tidy, compact shrub habit and excellent health make it a standout in a range of garden settings. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose (David Austin) 🧬 Breeder: David Austin (UK) 🎨 Color: Creamy yellow aging to ivory‑white 🌸 Petal Count: ~80–85 petals 💠 Bloom Form: Very full, cupped, rounded (cabbage‑shaped) blooms in clusters 📏 Bloom Size: Medium (~3") 🔁 Flowering: Repeat bloomer from late spring through fall 🏺 Vase Life: Good when cut at bud stage 🧴 Fragrance: Medium‑strong fruity fragrance with a hint of citrus 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Neat, compact, well-branched shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun for best performance ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 5–11 📐 Spacing: ~3′ (90 cm) ↕️ Height: ~4′ (120 cm) ↔️ Width: ~3′ (90 cm) 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Very healthy and vigorous, tolerates heat and humidity well; little disease noted 🌎 Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West, West Coast, Southeast, Southwest

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About David Austin® Jude the Obscure® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSjo’ — David Austin® Jude the Obscure® 🧬 Breeder: David C. H. Austin 🌹 An extraordinary English Shrub rose with luminous apricot blooms and one of the most powerful and distinctive fragrances of any rose. Jude the Obscure® is a rose that captivates first with its fragrance and then with its beauty. The blooms are large and deeply cupped, opening from soft apricot buds into glowing, buttery tones that fade to pale cream at the edges. The color seems to shift with the light, giving the plant a warm, luminous presence in the garden. Its fragrance is legendary—intensely rich and complex, blending notes of fruit, guava, and sweet white wine with the depth of classic old-rose perfume. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🎨 Color: Soft apricot, fading to creamy buff and pale yellow 🌸 Bloom Form: Large, deeply cupped blooms with a relaxed, informal shape 🌼 Petal Count: Approximately 70+ petals 🌼 Fragrance: Exceptionally strong, fruity fragrance with guava and white wine notes 🔁 Flowering Habit: Repeat flowering from late spring through fall 🌿 Foliage: Healthy, mid-green foliage with a soft matte finish 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌱 Growth Habit: Arching, graceful shrub with a slightly informal, natural habit ↕️ Height: Approximately 4–5 ft ↔️ Width: Approximately 4 ft ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun for best flowering and fragrance 🛡️ Garden Use: Borders, mixed beds, cutting gardens, and near patios or walkways for fragrance 💛 Why Grace Rose Farm Loves It Jude the Obscure® is one of those rare roses that people remember long after they’ve left the garden. The fragrance is unlike anything else—rich, fruity, and completely intoxicating. We love planting it close to seating areas or pathways where its scent can truly be experienced. Its softly glowing color palette also blends effortlessly into romantic garden schemes, adding warmth and elegance without overpowering neighboring plants. 🌿 Growing & Care Recommendations Planting Site: Full sun with fertile, well-drained soil Spacing: Allow space for its arching, natural growth habit Watering: Regular watering, especially during establishment and bloom cycles Pruning: Light shaping in early spring; deadhead to encourage repeat blooms Maintenance: Moderate — thrives with attentive care and rewards with extraordinary fragrance

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About David Austin® Princess Anne® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSkitchen’ PP 23099  Princess Anne™ The Princess Anne® Potted Rose Bush is offered in the U.S. by David Austin® Roses (USA). Bred by David C. H. Austin and introduced in 2010  it lives up to its royal namesake with rich, deep-pink rosette blooms that gracefully fade to pure pink. Known for its excellent health, reliable flowering, and medium tea fragrance, it's a centerpiece-worthy rose in American gardens. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🧬 Breeder: David C. H. Austin (UK, pre-2009) 🏢 Introduced By: David Austin® Roses (USA, 2010) 🎨 Color: Rich deep-pink fading to vibrant pure pink, with subtle yellow undersides 🌸 Petal Count: ~85 petals per bloom 💠 Bloom Form: Large, rosette-style clusters 📏 Bloom Size: 3½–5″ 🔁 Flowering: Repeat flushes late spring through autumn 🏺 Vase Life: Good — 4–5 days in arrangements 🧴 Fragrance: Medium-strength tea scent 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Bushy, upright shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun, tolerates partial shade ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 5–11 📐 Spacing: ~3–4′ ↕️ Height: ~4′ ↔️ Width: ~4–4½′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Excellent — thick, glossy foliage offers strong protection 🌞 Heat & Cool Adaptation: Reliable across a wide range of U.S. climates 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast • Pacific Northwest • Mountain West • Midwest • Mid‑Atlantic • Northeast • Southeast • Intermountain West

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Scepter’d Isle® is a delightful English Rose with soft pink blossoms shading gently on the outer petals. Her 3 1/2" cupped flowers of 45+ petals have a very powerful myrrh fragrance. Scepter’d Isle® produces prolific blooms that are borne in clusters on an upright, continual blooming plant. We love her for her strong canes with generous blossoms, bright yellow stamens, and dreamy, intense scent. She can handle dappled shade and is pollinator friendly!

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About David Austin® Sophy’s Rose® Potted Rose Shrub Rosa 'AUSlot' Sophy’s Rose A compact and charming English shrub rose with crisply formed rosettes in rich crimson-pink. The flowers are flat and full with up to 80 petals, blooming in generous clusters through the season. Lightly fragrant with a soft tea-rose scent, Sophy’s Rose® thrives in beds, borders, or containers—offering neat growth and repeat flushes from late spring through fall. Rose Type : English Shrub Rose Breeder : David Austin® Color : Crimson-pink Bloom Size : 3½–5″ Vase Life : 4–6 days Fragrance : Light, tea-rose Bloom Form : Flat rosette Petal Count : ~80 Growth Type : Upright, compact shrub Flowering : Repeat bloomer Light Requirements : Full Sun to Partial Shade Hardiness Zones : 5–11 Root Stock : Typically Own Root - Sometimes Budded Spacing : 3′ Height : ~4′ Width : ~3′ Disease Resistance : Good – healthy foliage in most conditions Regional Recommendations : Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Southeast, West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Intermountain West

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About David Austin ® Eglantyne Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSmak’   Eglantyne Eglantyne is a beautifully refined English Shrub Rose bred by David C. H. Austin in the United Kingdom in 1991 and introduced in the USA by David Austin Roses (USA) in 1994. Named in honor of Eglantyne Jebb, founder of Save the Children, it features large, soft pink, saucer‑shaped blooms with a button eye and a classic old‑rose fragrance. With upright, bushy growth and generous repeat flowering, it brings romantic charm and elegant performance to any garden. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🧬 Breeder: David C. H. Austin (UK) 🎨 Color: Pale pink 🌸 Petal Count: ~130–140 💠 Bloom Form: Shallow cup with button eye, very full 📏 Bloom Size: ~3.5–4″ 🔁 Flowering: Repeat flushes from late spring through fall 🏺 Vase Life: Very good – romantic and fragrant clusters 🧴 Fragrance: Strong – classic old‑rose scent 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Upright, bushy shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 5b–10b 📐 Spacing: 3–4′ ↕️ Height: ~5′ ↔️ Width: ~4′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Good – generally healthy; best with airflow in humid regions 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast, Midwest, Southwest, Southeast, Northeast, Intermountain West, Mid Atlantic,  Pacific Northwest 🏅 Awards: Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit (2001)

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About David Austin® Mary Rose® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSmary’ — David Austin® Mary Rose® 🧬 Breeder: David C. H. Austin 🌹 A classic English Shrub rose with warm pink blooms, reliable performance, and enduring garden charm. Mary Rose® is one of the foundational English roses, beloved for its perfectly formed, medium pink blooms and exceptionally reliable flowering. The flowers open into classic, loosely cupped rosettes with a natural, relaxed beauty that feels at home in any garden setting. Its color is a clear, warm pink—neither too soft nor too bold—making it incredibly versatile in design. With its consistent repeat bloom and healthy growth, Mary Rose® is often considered one of the most dependable English roses ever introduced. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🎨 Color: Warm, clear medium pink 🌸 Bloom Form: Medium-sized, loosely cupped rosettes 🌼 Petal Count: Approximately 40–50 petals 🌼 Fragrance: Light to moderate old-rose fragrance 🔁 Flowering Habit: Excellent repeat flowering from late spring through fall 🌿 Foliage: Fresh green foliage with a soft, classic look 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌱 Growth Habit: Bushy, well-rounded shrub with strong branching ↕️ Height: Approximately 4 ft ↔️ Width: Approximately 3–4 ft ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun for best bloom and performance 🛡️ Garden Use: Borders, hedging, cottage gardens, and foundation plantings 💛 Why Grace Rose Farm Loves It Mary Rose® is the kind of rose that quietly becomes a favorite. It’s incredibly dependable—blooming generously, shaping beautifully, and fitting effortlessly into almost any garden style. We love it for its balance: soft but not overly delicate, structured but still natural. It’s a wonderful choice for gardeners who want that classic English rose look with strong performance and ease of care. 🌿 Growing & Care Recommendations Planting Site: Full sun with well-drained, fertile soil Spacing: Ideal for creating full, rounded shrubs or low hedges Watering: Regular watering during establishment and bloom cycles Pruning: Moderate pruning in early spring to maintain shape and vigor Maintenance: Low to moderate — highly reliable and easy to grow

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About David Austin ® Princess Alexandra of Kent Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSmerchant’ PP 19,828 Princess Alexandra of Kent® An intensely fragrant English Shrub Rose with exceptionally large, cupped blooms in glowing mid-pink. Named to honor Princess Alexandra, a keen gardener and cousin to Queen Elizabeth II, this rose offers a strong, warm tea fragrance that develops into notes of lemon and blackcurrant. The bush is full and rounded, with robust foliage and excellent repeat blooming throughout the season. Rose Type: English Shrub Breeder: David Austin® Color: Glowing Mid-Pink Vase Life: 5–7 days Fragrance: Tea, Lemon, Blackcurrant Bloom Form: Large, Deeply Cupped, Old-Fashioned Petal Count: 100+ Growth Type: Rounded Shrub Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 4–11 Spacing: 3-4′ Height: 3.5-5′ Width: 3-4′ Disease Resistance: Very Good – strong health with minimal care Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Pacific Northwest, West Coast, Midwest, Southeast, Intermountain West, Southwest

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Molineux® is a compact, many-petaled, golden yellow rose with 4" blooms of 50+ petals. Her deeply colored centers are a blending of peach and apricot. She is a proficient bloomer with a wonderful fruity fragrance. Molineux® is a bushy plant that will bloom continually and is perfect for smaller gardens with her compact nature. We recommend using her in mixed borders, as a low hedge, or in pots.

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David Austin® Tess of the d’Urbervilles® Climbing Potted Rose Rosa 'AUSmove' Tess of the d’Urbervilles® Named after the tragic heroine of Thomas Hardy’s novel, Tess of the d’Urbervilles® embodies timeless beauty and enduring strength. This English Climbing Rose showcases large, deeply cupped blooms in a rich crimson-red hue, exuding a strong Old Rose fragrance that evokes a sense of classic English gardens. Its robust, bushy growth habit allows it to flourish both as a shrub and a climber, making it versatile for various garden settings. Rose Type: Climbing Breeder: David Austin Color: Crimson red Vase Life: 4-6 days Fragrance: Strong, old rose fragrance Bloom Form: Cupped, Petal Count: 40+ Growth Type: Upright Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 4-11 Spacing: 4-6' Height: 4-8' Width: 3-4' Disease Resistance: Exhibits good resistance to common rose diseases Regional Recommendations: Pacific Northwest, California, Southwest, Southeast, Midwest, Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Gulf Coast, Mountain West, Southern Plains

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About David Austin® Tranquility Potted Tree Rose Rosa 'AUSnoble' PP 25,063 Tranquility Tranquility is a serene English rose with perfectly rounded blooms that open from soft apple-green buds into creamy white rosettes. The flowers are almost peony-like in their fullness, and carry a light, fresh fragrance reminiscent of green apples. With upright, balanced growth and excellent disease resistance, Tranquility is a graceful choice for borders, mass plantings, or serene white gardens. It blooms in flushes from late spring to frost. Rose Type: English Shrub - Tree Form Breeder: David Austin® Color: Creamy White (green buds) Vase Life: 4–6 days Fragrance: Light, Green Apple Bloom Form: Fully Double, Rounded Rosette Petal Count: 90–100+ Growth Type: Upright, Rounded Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 6–9 - Zone 5 requires winter protection of the bud union Root Stock: Budded onto tree rootstock Spacing: 3–4' Height: 4–5' - above the bud union Width: 3–4' Disease Resistance: Excellent – very clean foliage Regional Recommendations: Midwest, Northeast, West Coast, Mid-Atlantic, Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West, Southeast, Southwest

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About David Austin® Lady of Shalott® Potted Rose Bush Rosa 'AUSnyson’ PP 22,171  Lady of Shalot® The Lady of Shalott® rose, introduced by David Austin in 2009, is a captivating English shrub rose named after Alfred, Lord Tennyson's poem. This rose showcases rich orange-red buds that open into chalice-shaped blooms filled with loosely arranged petals of salmon-pink, complemented by a golden-yellow reverse. The blossoms exude a warm tea fragrance with hints of spiced apple and cloves, making it a sensory delight in any garden. Rose Type: English Shrub Breeder: David Austin Color: Apricot yellow , Edges shaded pink Vase Life: 4-6 days Fragrance: Strong, apple, clove, tea fragrance. Bloom Form: Semi Double to Double Petal Count: 50+ Growth Type: Upright Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 4-11 Spacing: 4-6' Height: 5-6' Width: 3-4' Disease Resistance: Excellent, provide routine pest & disease prevention Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Intermountain West, West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Southeast Awards: Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit (AGM) – 2012, American Garden Rose Selections (AGRS) – 2017

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About David Austin® The Lady’s Blush Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSoscar’ David Austin® English Rose Soft. Graceful. Endlessly romantic. The Lady’s Blush™ is a delicate English Rose bred by David Austin, celebrated for its refined charm and soft, shell-pink blooms. Each flower carries a nostalgic, old-rose form with cupped petals that slowly unfold, releasing a light yet lingering fragrance. Its elegant beauty and gentle coloring make it a perfect choice for borders, mixed plantings, or as a centerpiece rose where subtle sophistication is desired. This rose grows into a rounded, bushy shrub, clothed in healthy green foliage, and flowers repeatedly throughout the season. A quintessentially English rose, The Lady’s Blush™ captures the quiet elegance of a bygone era while thriving in today’s gardens. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🧬 Breeder: David Austin (UK) 🏷️ Cultivar Name: Rosa ‘AUSoscar’ 🎨 Color: Soft shell-pink with blush tones 🌸 Petal Count: ~80+ 💠 Bloom Form: Very full, deeply cupped rosettes 📏 Bloom Size: ~3–4″ across ♻️ Flowering Cycles: Repeat blooming, flushes throughout the season 🌿 Foliage: Healthy, medium green 🌺 Fragrance Intensity: Light to medium 👃 Fragrance Profile: Classic old rose with a gentle sweetness 📏 Mature Size: ~4’ tall x 3’ wide 🌞 Sun Requirements: Full sun (6+ hours daily) 🗺️ USDA Zone: 5–10 🏆 Uses: Borders, cottage gardens, cutting, focal plantings ✨ A rose of refinement, softly blushing and timelessly elegant—The Lady’s Blush™ brings quiet beauty to every garden it graces.

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About David Austin® Charles Darwin Potted Rose Rosa 'AUSpeet' Charles Darwin A masterful blend of strength and elegance, Charles Darwin™ is a deeply cupped, full-petaled English rose in a rich shade of soft yellow to ochre, depending on weather and age. Its blooms are large and globular, held gracefully on a bushy, upright shrub with healthy, mid-green foliage. One of its most memorable traits is its exceptional fragrance—a bold, complex tea scent layered with hints of citrus and soft musk, making it a standout in any garden. Robust and repeat-flowering, this variety performs beautifully in beds, borders, or as a fragrant feature near a path or seating area. Named after the legendary naturalist, it brings both refinement and resilience to the garden. Rose Type : English Shrub Breeder : David Austin® Color : Yellow Bloom Size : Large Vase Life : 4–6 days Fragrance : Strong - tea and lemon Bloom Form : Fully cupped - 140 petals Growth Type : Broad, spreading growth Flowering : Repeat flushes through the season Light Requirements : Full Sun to Partial Shade Hardiness Zones : 5–11 Root Stock : Own Root Spacing : 4′ Height : 4-5′ Width : 4′ Disease Resistance : Good Regional Recommendations : Northeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Midwest, West Coast, Southeast, Southwest, Intermountain West, Pacific Northwest

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About David Austin® James L Austin® Potted Rose Bush Rosa 'AUSpike ' PP 30,924   James L. Austin® A dazzling pink rosette bloom with a cute button eye in the center of each bloom. Refreshing fruity fragrance found in the clusters of these special blooms. The compact growth can be easily maintained to grow in containers. Rose Type : English Shrub Breeder : David Austin Color : Deep Pink Fragrance : Moderate Bloom Form : Rosette Petal Count : 90 Growth Type : Bushy, upright Flowering : Repeat Light Requirements : Full sun, partial shade Hardiness Zones : 5 to 10 Spacing : 4' Height : 3-4' Width : 2-3' Disease Resistance: Good - best performance in dry climates Regional Recommendations: Midwest, Intermountain West, Northeast ,Mid Atlantic, Pacific North West, Southwest,  Southeast, West Coast

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About David Austin® Nye Bevan Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSpital’ Nye Bevan Nye Bevan is an uplifting English Shrub Rose introduced by David Austin in 2021, named in honor of Aneurin “Nye” Bevan, the founder of Britain’s National Health Service. Its gently open‑cupped blooms start in soft yellow and gradually fade to cream, with scallop-shaped, incurved petals framing a golden-stamen center for a delightfully airy and serene appearance. The rose emits a light‑medium myrrh fragrance and repeats flowering from late spring through fall—just remove spent blooms for richer reblooming. This medium-sized shrub forms an upright, rounded habit about 3½ ft tall and wide, with mid-green, semi-glossy foliage and strong disease resistance—ideal for containers, borders, or sensory gardens. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose (David Austin) 🧬 Breeder: David Austin (UK) 🎨 Color: Soft yellow aging to cream 🌸 Petal Count: ~54 💠 Bloom Form: Open cupped clusters with scalloped, incurved petals around a central boss of golden stamens 📏 Bloom Size: Medium (~2¼″ to 3½″) 🔁 Flowering: Repeat bloomer from late spring through fall 🏺 Vase Life: Excellent – sturdy stems, long-lasting 🧴 Fragrance: Light to medium – myrrh scented 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Medium-sized, upright rounded shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun (6+ hours daily) ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 5–11 📐 Spacing: ~3′ (90 cm) ↕️ Height: ~3½′ (105 cm) ↔️ Width: ~3½′ (105 cm) 🛡️ Health & Suitability 🌱 Root Stock: Patent PP34716 (AUSpital) 💪 Disease Resistance: Very good – vigorous, healthy foliage and strong rebloom habit 🌎 Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, Northern California, Mountain West

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David Austin ® Charlotte Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSpoly' Charlotte Charlotte is a timeless English Shrub Rose bred by David Austin® and introduced in 1993. Known for its elegant soft yellow blooms that open from neat, cupped buds into full rosettes with a charming button-eye, it brings a classic, cottage garden feel with modern repeat blooming. Its gentle tea fragrance and refined growth habit make it a favorite for borders, beds, and mixed plantings. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub 🧬 Breeder: David Austin® (UK) 🏢 Introduced By: David Austin Roses 🎨 Color: Soft yellow, fading to creamy tones 🌸 Petal Count: Very full (~100 petals) 💠 Bloom Form: Classic cupped rosettes with button-eye center 📏 Bloom Size: Medium (2–3.5″) 🔁 Flowering: Repeats in flushes from late spring through fall 🏺 Vase Life: Fair — best used fresh in informal arrangements 🧴 Fragrance: Light to medium tea fragrance 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Compact, upright, bushy shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun to light shade ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 4–10 📐 Spacing: ~3–4′ ↕️ Height: ~4′ ↔️ Width: ~3′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Generally healthy with moderate care; some susceptibility to black spot in humid conditions 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast , Midwest , Northeast , Mid‑Atlantic ,Southeast , Southwest

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David Austin® Claire Austin® Climbing Potted Rose Rosa 'AUSprior' PP 19,465  Claire Austin® Named in honor of David Austin's daughter, Claire Austin® is a refined English climbing rose that produces medium-sized, creamy white flowers opening from soft lemon buds. The blooms are elegantly cupped with outer petals arranged in concentric circles and release a strong myrrh fragrance touched with vanilla and heliotrope. With upright, vigorous growth and excellent health, this rose is ideal for arches, trellises, and walls—bringing a classic presence and continuous scent to any garden. **Note: This climbing rose does not come staked Rose Type : Climbing Breeder : David Austin® Color : Creamy White with Pale Lemon Buds Vase Life : 2–3 days Fragrance : Strong – Myrrh, Vanilla, Heliotrope Bloom Form : Medium-sized, Cupped, Old-Fashioned Petal Count : 120 Growth Type : Medium Climber Flowering : Repeat Light Requirements : Full Sun Hardiness Zones : 5–11 Spacing : 4–6' Height : 8–12' Width : 3–4' Disease Resistance : Exceptional – highly resistant to common rose diseases Regional Recommendations : West Coast, Southwest, Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West, Northeast

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About David Austin® Lichfield Angel Potted Rose Bush Rosa 'AUSrelate'  Lichfield Angel Distinctive for its ethereal, creamy-white blossoms, Lichfield Angel begins with pale peachy-pink buds that mature into neat, cupped rosettes and eventually large, domed, mellow-white blooms. Heavily petaled (around 100–110 petals) and lightly scented with clove, the flowers soften on strong, nearly thornless stems. It forms a vigorous, rounded shrub (about 4–5′ tall and wide), thriving in mixed borders, containers, or as a low hedge. Rose Type : English Shrub Rose Breeder : David Austin® Color : Pale peach-pink bud to creamy-white bloom Bloom Size : Large (3½–5″) Vase Life : 4–6 days Fragrance : Light clove/musk Bloom Form : Neatly cupped rosette to large domed form Petal Count : 100–110 Growth Type : Rounded shrub with strong, almost thornless stems Flowering : Repeat flushes late spring through fall Light Requirements : Full sun to partial shade Hardiness Zones : 4–11 Spacing : 3-4′ Height : 4-5′ Width : 4-5′ Disease Resistance : Excellent – clean, semi-gloss foliage Regional Recommendations : Northeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Midwest, Southwest, West Coast,  Pacific Northwest, Southeast, Intermountain West

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About David Austin® Strawberry Hill Potted Climbing Rose Rosa ‘AUSrimini’ PP 18,716 Strawberry Hill A softly arching climber featuring medium-pink, cupped rosettes that glow even as their edges gently fade. Bred by David C. H. Austin®, this elegant rose offers a strong myrrh-and-heather-honey fragrance and blooms in small clusters from late spring until frost. Rose Type: Climbing Breeder: David C. H. Austin® Color: Medium pink, fading to soft pink edges Vase Life: 4–6 days Fragrance: Strong myrrh & heather honey Bloom Form: Cupped rosettes in small clusters (~4–5″) Petal Count: 120 petals Growth Type: Arching Climber Flowering: Repeat, from late spring to frost Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: USDA 4–11 Spacing: 4–5′ Height: 8–10′ Width: 3–4′ Disease Resistance: Excellent—strong, glossy foliage with minimal fuss Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Midwest, Southeast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Mid Atlantic, Intermountain West, West Coast

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About David Austin® Gentle Hermione® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSrumba’ PP 17,500 Gentle Hermione® From David Austin’s® English Shrub Rose collection, Gentle Hermione® offers stunning, fully double blush‑pink blooms arranged in shallow, classic cups. The petals fade to a soft blush at the edges, and a strong, warm myrrh fragrance truly elevates its presence in the garden. This is a vigorous, broad shrub—arching stems with glossy leaves that emerge tinged red before ripening to green . With excellent disease resistance and impressive rain tolerance, it flowers in repeating flushes from late spring through to frost Rose Type: English Shrub Breeder: David Austin® Color: Light Blush Pink, soft blush edges Vase Life: 3–5 days Fragrance: Strong Myrrh Bloom Form: Shallow Cup, Fully Double Petal Count: 90 Growth Type: Upright, Rounded Shrub Flowering: Repeat (late spring to fall) Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 5–11 Spacing: 3–4' Height: 4' Width: 3' Disease Resistance: Excellent – strong resistance, rain‑tolerant blooms, low care Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, West Coast, Southeast, Intermountain West, Southwest

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Queen of Sweden® makes an excellent addition to a cutting garden with minimal thorns and long, tall stems. Her wide, shallow cupped blooms with over 100+ petals are graced in a soft, apricot-pink and emit a mild myrrh fragrance. Her blossoms are truly beautiful at any stage. Queen of Sweden® is an upright, repeat blooming rose with a bushy growth habit. She thrives in zones 4-11 and can handle dappled shade or growing in pots on a balcony or porch.

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About David Austin® Imogen® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUStritch’  Imogen® Imogen is a romantic English Shrub Rose from the David Austin collection, adored for its elegant ruffled blooms and gentle apple-like fragrance. Soft lemon-yellow petals open in densely packed, double rosettes with a charming button eye, gradually fading to a near-cream tone as they age. This rose carries a light fruity scent and blooms generously from late spring through fall, making it a graceful standout in mixed borders or cottage-style gardens. Upright and bushy with glossy foliage, Imogen offers a refined presence and reliable performance. It’s ideal for formal beds, informal hedging, or cutting gardens—and thrives in full sun across a wide range of U.S. climates. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose (David Austin) 🧬 Breeder: David Austin (UK) 🎨 Color: Pale yellow fading to near cream 🌸 Petal Count: ~65 💠 Bloom Form: Double rosette with button eye; softly frilled 📏 Bloom Size: Medium (~2½–3½″ diameter) 🔁 Flowering: Repeat bloomer from late spring through fall 🏺 Vase Life: Excellent – sturdy stems, long-lasting 🧴 Fragrance: Light to medium – fresh, fruity (apple-like) 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Upright, compact shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun (6+ hours daily) ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 5–11 📐 Spacing: ~3′ (90 cm) ↕️ Height: ~4–5′ (120–150 cm) ↔️ Width: ~3′ (90 cm) 🛡️ Health & Suitability 🌱 Root Stock: Not publicly specified (own root or grafted varies by supplier) 💪 Disease Resistance: Very good – healthy, vigorous, and repeat flowering 🌎 Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, Northern California, Mountain states

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What is not to love about this dreamy David Austin Shrub? With large, pink clustered blooms that slowly fade to soft lilac and are traced with carmine-pink edges, these blooms spill out over the glossy, green foliage. The very full, cupped petals emit the sweetest fruit fragrance. The Mill on the Floss, named after the novel by George Eliot, is the romantic touch rosarians dream about. This rose even thrives in partial shade. We recommend planting in groupings of three or more for a fuller shrub and continuous blooms.

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About David Austin® The Prince® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSvelvet’ — David Austin® The Prince® 🧬 Breeder: David C. H. Austin 🌹 A deeply romantic English Shrub rose with velvety crimson blooms and one of the richest fragrances in the David Austin collection. The Prince® is a rose of extraordinary depth and intensity, known for its sumptuous, dark crimson blooms that open into full, cupped rosettes with a plush, velvety texture. The color is rich and moody—almost burgundy in certain light—creating a sense of drama and old-world luxury in the garden. Each bloom is densely packed with petals, forming a classic, rounded shape that feels both regal and timeless. Its fragrance is equally remarkable—strong, rich old-rose perfume with layers of complexity that make it truly unforgettable. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🎨 Color: Deep crimson to velvety burgundy 🌸 Bloom Form: Medium-sized, very full, cupped rosettes 🌼 Petal Count: Approximately 80–100 petals 🌼 Fragrance: Strong, rich old-rose fragrance 🔁 Flowering Habit: Repeat flowering from late spring through fall 🌿 Foliage: Dark green foliage that enhances the depth of bloom color 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌱 Growth Habit: Compact, bushy shrub with a neat, rounded form ↕️ Height: Approximately 3–4 ft ↔️ Width: Approximately 2.5–3 ft ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun for best color and flowering 🛡️ Garden Use: Borders, formal plantings, containers, and intimate garden spaces 💛 Why Grace Rose Farm Loves It The Prince® feels like a rose from another era—rich, velvety, and quietly powerful. It’s not just the color (which is absolutely stunning), but the way it brings depth and contrast into the garden. We love placing it where it can be appreciated up close, allowing both its intricate bloom form and incredible fragrance to be fully experienced. It’s a perfect choice for collectors and anyone drawn to dramatic, deeply romantic garden palettes. 🌿 Growing & Care Recommendations Planting Site: Full sun with fertile, well-drained soil Spacing: Ideal for smaller spaces or as a focal shrub Watering: Regular watering during establishment and bloom cycles Pruning: Light to moderate pruning in early spring to maintain shape Maintenance: Moderate — rewards attentive care with richly fragrant blooms

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About David Austin® Falstaff® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘AUSverse’ — David Austin® Falstaff® 🧬 Breeder: David C. H. Austin 🌹 A dramatic English Shrub rose with richly colored crimson blooms and an exceptionally deep old-rose fragrance. Falstaff® is a striking English rose known for its intense, dark crimson blooms that open into full, quartered rosettes with a luxurious, velvety texture. The color is deep and saturated—almost wine-toned—giving it a bold, moody presence in the garden. As the blooms mature, they soften slightly in hue while maintaining their richness, creating beautiful depth and dimension on the plant. Its fragrance is equally captivating—strong, classic old-rose perfume with remarkable richness and depth. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🎨 Color: Deep crimson to rich wine-red 🌸 Bloom Form: Large, full, quartered rosettes 🌼 Petal Count: Approximately 90+ petals 🌼 Fragrance: Strong, rich old-rose fragrance 🔁 Flowering Habit: Repeat flowering from late spring through fall 🌿 Foliage: Dark green foliage that beautifully complements the deep blooms 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌱 Growth Habit: Upright, vigorous shrub that can also be trained as a short climber ↕️ Height: Approximately 4–5 ft (up to 6–8 ft as a climber) ↔️ Width: Approximately 3–4 ft ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun for best bloom and color development 🛡️ Garden Use: Back of borders, vertical accents, trellises, and dramatic focal plantings 💛 Why Grace Rose Farm Loves It Falstaff® feels like stepping into a historic English garden at dusk—rich, romantic, and a little mysterious. The color alone is unforgettable, but paired with its powerful fragrance, it becomes something truly special. We especially love it trained slightly upward, where those deep crimson blooms can cascade and catch the light. It’s a rose that brings depth, contrast, and emotion into the garden—perfect for collectors and anyone drawn to darker, more dramatic tones. 🌿 Growing & Care Recommendations Planting Site: Full sun with fertile, well-drained soil Spacing: Allow room for height if training as a climber Watering: Consistent watering, especially during active growth and bloom Pruning: Prune in early spring to shape; can be trained onto supports for vertical growth Maintenance: Moderate — benefits from feeding and regular deadheading to encourage repeat blooms

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This rose starts with small buds that open to full-petalled flowers with a bright, deep pink color that intensifies with age. As a lightly fragrant and continually blooming rose, the rosettes also become more dome-shaped over time. The flowers are 2 1/2–3 inches in diameter on average and produce very freely on a healthy, very bushy, slightly arching, medium-sized shrub. The plant grows to be 4’ tall and 3’ wide.

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There is so much to love about Crown Princess Margareta including her stunning, on-trend, apricot orange color blending which is a rare color for a David Austin Rose. She features vigorous, arching growth and the versatility to be grown as a short climber. Her blooms are very fragrant with a delicious, fruity fragrance easily noticeable from the 100+ petals of her 4-5" blooms. Plant her in full sun or partial shade and enjoy blooms throughout the summer months!

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A very beautiful and elegant rambler, with small pink buds opening to semi-double flowers, which quickly fade from cream to white. They are held in small, dainty sprays, hanging gracefully from the branch rather like the blooms of a Japanese cherry. The growth is very lax and not too vigorous, making it an easy variety to train. It also has the added benefit of being almost evergreen. Jacques, 1826.

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Full, double flowers in the old-fashioned style. The colour is yellow-amber, paling to cream. Pleasant scent. Upright, bushy habit. Flowers early with a small crop later. Saunders, 1922.

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Bred in 1828, Aimée Vibert is a very fragrant, musky rose with bright white blooms and shiny green foliage. She will climb as a rambler or can be grown as a large shrub when pruned. Her smaller-sized, 1 ½” flowers feature 40+ petals and bloom repeatedly throughout the season. Aimée Vibert is hardy and performs her best in zones 5-10. Let her run wild and free on a wall, fence, or trellis, and she will spread upwards of 10’ in height and width.

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Blooming small but abundant, Alabaster’s creamy white petals carry an aura of purity & innocence. Look closely, and you’ll find a touch of pale yellow that adds a soft warm glow to its surroundings. These long-lasting blooms emit a subtle yet spicy scent.

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A beautiful variety with deep pink, many petalled, gracefully nodding blooms, held on arching stems. There is a delicious, soft and warm Old Rose fragrance with a hint of citrus. It forms an attractive, rounded shrub. The leaves are red at the bud stage, soon turning glossy green. David Austin, 2005.

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Double blooms of delicate flesh pink aging to ivory-white. Very fragrant a sturdy, bush with grey-green foliage that thrives under the most difficult growing conditions. Beautiful fall hips. Once Blooming

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A beautifully refined, elegant and luxuriant shrub. Clusters of large, flat, almost single, milk-white flowers with golden stamens. Very fragrant. .

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Reddish-salmon buds open to large, loosely double, light pink blooms with some of the character of a Hybrid Tea rose. They have a wonderfully strong, rich fruity fragrance. Its growth is branching and bushy, with small dark green leaves. Barbier, 1921.

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Pretty yellow buds open into fully double, quartered, creamy white flowers, each about 3” across, held in small clusters. It flowers in early summer and has some ability to repeat flower later in the season. Thelong, thin, flexible stems are easy to train. It is almost evergreen, with ample, glossy, dark green foliage. Barbier, 1860.

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Alchymist is a delightful apricot to golden-yellow rose with fully double, old-fashioned blooms. Wonderfully fragr ant, she i s a vigorous plant with shiny bronze-green foliage that may be grown as a Shr ub R ose or a Climber. Alchymist is a once blooming plant but her prolific flowers exude a strong fragrance making her a show-stopper when in bloom.

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Large, many petalled, cherry-red flowers. Medium-strong fragrance. Good repeat-flowering. Vigorous, bushy growth. Cocker, 1972.

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About Alexander Mackenzie Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘Alexander Mackenzie’ — Alexander Mackenzie 🧬 Breeder: Agriculture Canada (Dr. Felicitas Svejda) 🌹 A bold, cold-hardy shrub or small climber rose named for one of Canada’s great explorers. Alexander Mackenzie is a striking shrub or small climbing rose renowned for its deep raspberry-red blooms, strong fragrance, and exceptional winter hardiness. Developed as part of Canada’s famed Explorer Series, this rose was bred to thrive in severe climates while delivering classic rose beauty. Its richly colored, double blooms appear in clusters, creating a powerful display against the plant’s rugged, resilient form. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Shrub/Small Climber 🎨 Color: Deep, rich raspberry-red 🌸 Bloom Form: Double blooms borne in clusters Bloom Size: 40-50 Petals 🔁 Flowering Habit: Blooms in flushes through the growing season 🌼 Fragrance: Medium, raspberry fragrance 🌿 Foliage: Glossy, light-green foliage 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌱 Growth Habit: Upright, bushy shrub with strong canes ↕️ Height: Approximately 4–6 ft ↔️ Width: Approximately 4–5 ft ❄️ Winter Hardiness: USDA Zones 3–8 — extremely cold hardy ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun to light shade 🛡️ Disease Resistance: Excellent — ideal for low-maintenance gardens 💛 Why Grace Rose Farm Loves It Alexander Mackenzie is a rose built for resilience. Its saturated raspberry-red blooms and bold fragrance bring drama and romance to landscapes where traditional roses struggle. Tough enough for northern winters yet refined enough for ornamental gardens, this rose embodies strength, endurance, and timeless beauty. 🌿 Growing & Care Recommendations Planting Site: Full sun with well-drained soil Spacing: Allow 4–5 ft for mature growth Watering: Moderate; once established, this rose is notably tolerant Pruning: Minimal — remove dead wood in spring Maintenance: Exceptionally low-maintenance compared to many modern roses

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Bold yet graceful, the Alexandra David-Néel rose bush presents an elegant expression of refined beauty. Rich blooms unfurl in layers of soft blush and warm peach, each petal revealing silk-like texture and luminous depth. With its controlled growth habit and radiant tone, this rose bush becomes both a striking focal point and a statement of timeless sophistication for garden or patio alike.

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Bears flat, quartered, crimson-pink blooms, each with many quilled petals surrounding a green eye and yellow stamens. There is some repeat-flowering, often with a good crop of flowers in early autumn. A vigorous rambler; it has few thorns and dark, glossy foliage. Barbier, 1869.

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Alfred C olomb exhibits flowers of bright crimson with a darker blush and has the added bonus of being nearly thornless. He is a healthy and vigorously growing bush with a strong fragrance emitting from his 2 ½” blooms. Expect him to top out around 4-5’ tall.

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Prepare to be captivated by the striking beauty of Alfred Sisley®. Named for the Impressionist landscape painter who was born and spent most of his life in France, Alfred Sisley ® displays an abundance of glorious burnt salmon/orange flowers splashed with stripes of creamy white. The generous production of large, frilly, and semi-double blooms make a colorful display. Alfred Sisley® is a robust and bushy 3' rose plant that handles the heat well.

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Bred in 1905, Alida Lovett features beautiful, fragrant, large double blooms of soft pink touched with yellow at the base. Her 3.5” blossoms open flat and are displayed in clusters on the plant with shiny, dark green foliage. This once blooming Rambler is perfect for slightly shaded areas in zones 6-9. She is hardy and a lovely addition to any garden where she has room to spread.

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Tightly scrolled, yolk-yellow buds open to prettily quartered, silky, rosette-shaped flowers of soft yellow. They are held in small groups on long, thin stems, followed by large sprays later in the year. Delicious Tea scent. Can be grown as a climber or as a large, arching shrub. Gray, 1854.

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Large, semi-double flowers of brilliant crimson, opening to show golden stamens. It blooms very freely early in the season and repeat flowers well. Good foliage. Fragrant. Chandler, 1923.

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Bring a Hawaiian touch to your garden with Aloha. Her fully doub le, 4 -5" flowers feature 60+ petals in perfect symmetrical form and delightfully rich, rose-pink coloring with a darker magenta reverse. Her blooms are produced on a sturdy, upright plant with glossy, dark green, disease-resistant foliage. Aloha is perfect for smaller gardens or an area tight on space as she climbs extremely upright. We love her as an addition to a vertical cut flower garden!

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Alsterwasser glows with a cheerful luminosity, its buttery yellow petals unfolding in smooth, elegant layers. Each bloom captures the warmth of morning sunlight, radiating a soft golden hue that brightens any space. With its classic form and gentle color, Alsterwasser embodies both freshness and sophistication, evoking the charm of a timeless summer day.

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Long-lasting, large, single flowers. Blood-red colouring shaded crimson, with golden yellow stamens. Good repeat-flowering. Delbard, 1966.

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A small shrub for an Alba. Produces large, fragrant, pure pink, semidouble flowers. Red hips. Vibert, 1823.

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Well-formed large pure coral pink buds and blooms exude a spicy fragrance. Award-winning. Blooms on new and old wood. Proven performer. Late to flower in spring.

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A very striking rose. Almost single flowers of deep carmine-pink with a white eye. Large hips. Van fleet, 1862.

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A shrub rose with pointed buds that open into lovely soft pink, double blooms that are at times blushed with soft apricot and white at the base of the petals. The flowers are profusely borne in clusters of 5-10 and are sweetly scented. Large dark green leathery foliage provides a perfect backdrop for the bloom. An upright bushy plant, this friend is winter hardy in the midwest without protection.

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Amnesia boasts a captivating blend of lavender and gray; hugged by light-green outer petals. With blooms that flower continuously, it perfumes the air with a strong, spicy aroma all season long.

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Anastasia exudes timeless grace and refined simplicity. Its large, creamy-white blooms unfold with a hint of soft ivory at the center, creating a luminous effect that seems to glow against its deep green foliage. Each petal is elegantly sculpted, forming a classic, full shape reminiscent of vintage garden beauty.

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About Angel Face Potted Tree Rose Rosa ‘Angel Face’ Angel Face (Tree Form) Angel Face Tree Rose is the grafted tree form of the beloved floribunda introduced in the U.S. by Jackson & Perkins (USA) in 1968. Famous for its ruffled lavender blooms edged in deep violet, each flower carries a strong citrus and spice fragrance. The blooms, about 3–4″ wide with ~30 petals, repeat freely through the season. As a tree rose, Angel Face® offers the same beauty in a dramatic, elevated form that highlights its clusters of flowers at eye level. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Floribunda (tree-grafted standard) 🧬 Breeder: Herbert Swim & Weeks Roses (USA), 1968 🏢 Introduced By: Jackson & Perkins (USA), 1968 🎨 Color: Lavender with violet edges 🌸 Petal Count: ~30 petals 💠 Bloom Form: Ruffled, semi-high centered, borne in clusters 📏 Bloom Size: ~3–4″ (7–10 cm) across 🔁 Flowering: Repeat blooming spring through fall 🏺 Vase Life: Excellent—sturdy stems for cutting 🧴 Fragrance: Strong citrus and spice fragrance 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Upright tree-form rose (grafted standard, typically 24–36″ trunk with rounded top) ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 6–9 📐 Spacing: ~3–4 ft (90–120 cm) ↕️ Height: ~4–6 ft total including trunk (120–180 cm) ↔️ Width: ~2–3 ft (60–90 cm) 🛡️ Health & Suitability 🌱 Rootstock: Budded onto RW 💪 Disease Resistance: Fair—may need extra care in humid regions 🌎 Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Southeast, West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest

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Angelina features 3-inch rose-pink blooms with a white eye and reverse. Her flowers appear in clusters of moderately fragrant roses set against light, matte green foliage on a bushy plant.

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We are no longer growing this rose. We maintain this listing for our customer's reference purposes. Discovered in the 1970s in New Zealand and named for the rosarian that found her, Ann Endt produces rich, velvety, deep purp le, single, 3 ” blooms. Her unusual and rare color is not found in other roses. While Ann Endt is a slow starter, once established she will grow rapidly into a 3 -4’ t all, densely foliaged shrub, attractive for the landscape or rose garden. Expect her to thrive and continually bloom in zones 5-10.

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Large sprays of cupped, rosette blooms, with symmetrically arranged petals. They are a soft shade of warm mid pink and have just a hint of a button eye. Its low, spreading growth builds up to form a neatly mounded shrub with soft green, highly polished foliage. Named for the second of Henry VIII's six wives. David Austin, 1999.

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Attractive, medium-sized, rosette-shaped flowers. The upper sides of the petals are very bright coral-pink and the under sides are much yellower. Repeat flowers in autumn, followed by rounded orange hips. A reasonably vigorous climber with flexible, easy to train stems. 1974.

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Anni showcases full, velvety blooms in a rich, cheerful shade of deep pink that seem to glow against their glossy green foliage. Each blossom opens in classic, layered form, exuding timeless charm reminiscent of vintage roses. The flowers appear generously throughout the season, bringing vibrant color and a soft, romantic atmosphere to the garden. With its balanced growth and elegant form, Anni adds both beauty and character wherever it’s planted.

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Flower Color: Pink Flower Form: 3-4″ (8-10cm) Double Flowering Period: Spring – Early Summer Mature Height: 7-10′(2-3m) Pruning Requirement: Light Pruning Planting Aspect: Full Sun Cold Tolerance: USDA Zone 4 Price Group: Standard About Rosa Antique 89 A vigorous climber with fully double rose pink flowers. Slightly fragrant and disease resistant. Blooms in early summer

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Awarded the prestigious Golden Rose of Baden-Baden in 2019, this hybrid tea rose embodies elegance and charm. Its old-world garden blooms are a striking vision of vivid magenta, standing in bold contrast to the deep green, high-gloss foliage.

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WINTER HARDY! Used for medicinal purposes in medieval times and one of the oldest roses around, Apothecary’s Rose features large, semi-double, 3-4” blooms with 12-18 petals of light red, opening to a golden center. The blossoms are produced profusely on a nicely formed, once-blooming plant with matte, grey-green foliage. She is fragrant, shade tolerant, and can handle cold temperatures down to zone 3b! There are so many reasons Apothecary’s Rose has been loved for over 900 years, and she will thrive in your garden too!

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Introduced in the 1960s, Apricot Nectar™ offers a strong, fruity fragrance and beautif ul, o void buds that gently unfurl into larg e, 4”, cu pped, double blooms. We love her wonderful shade of soft clear, almost velvety apricot against dark green, glossy foliage. This Grandiflora produces small clusters of almost Hybrid Tea-like blooms on a vigor ous, continual blooming bush. Perfect in zones 7-10.

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Apricots n' Cream™ is right on trend with apricot petals blending into creamy ivory edges that stand out against the beautiful, dark green foliage. We love her for her large 4.5”, cupped, double blooms and 45+ petal count. She is a vigorous grower and has much better disease resistance than the average Hybrid Tea. Apricots ‘n Cream™ is compact and reblooms in flushes throughout the season. This rose makes a great potted rose but also thrives in the front of beds and borders since she is only 3’ tall.

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RARE ROSE! Ardoisée de Lyon is a wonderful rose with quartered, fully dou ble, 4 ” blooms of deep pink with purple and violet shading. She is a compact, bushy plant with grey-green foliage and a strong old rose fragrance. This repeat bloomer is hard to find, so don’t miss out!

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About First Prize Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘Arelset’ First Prize First Prize is a hybrid tea rose introduced in the U.S. by Jackson & Perkins (USA) in 1970. Its classic exhibition blooms are among the largest of any rose, opening 6–7″ wide with over 40 petals. The flowers emerge soft pink with deeper rose edges, high-centered and elegant on long stems, making them a favorite for both garden show and cutting. Repeat blooms carry a light, sweet fragrance throughout the season on a tall, vigorous plant. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Hybrid Tea 🧬 Breeder: Dr. L. E. Cook, USA, 1970 🏢 Introduced By: Jackson & Perkins (USA), 1970 🎨 Color: Blush pink with deeper rose edges 🌸 Petal Count: 40+ petals 💠 Bloom Form: High-centered, fully double 📏 Bloom Size: ~6–7″ across 🔁 Flowering: Repeat blooming from spring through fall 🏺 Vase Life: Excellent—long stems for cutting 🧴 Fragrance: Light, sweet scent 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Tall, upright, vigorous ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 6–9 📐 Spacing: ~3–4 ft (90–120 cm) ↕️ Height: ~5–7 ft (150–210 cm) ↔️ Width: ~3–4 ft (90–120 cm) 🛡️ Health & Suitability 🌱 Rootstock: Budded onto Dr. Huey 💪 Disease Resistance: Good, dependable with proper care 🌎 Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Southeast, West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest

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About Gingersnap Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘Arosnap’ – Gingersnap Gingersnap™ is a bold and radiant floribunda prized for its striking orange blend blooms and compact, garden-friendly habit. A French import that’s become a favorite for its vibrant color and reliable performance, Gingersnap™ is ideal for beds, borders, or smaller gardens where every bloom counts. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Floribunda 🧬 Breeder: André Delbard-Chabert (France) 🎨 Color: Orange blend, lively and showy 🌸 Petal Count: ~30–35 💠 Bloom Form: Clustered, full blooms with slight ruffling 📏 Bloom Size: ~4″ (10 cm) average 🔁 Flowering: Blooms in flushes throughout the season 🏺 Vase Life: Good for cut use 🧴 Fragrance: None to mild, fruity 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Medium, bushy, upright habit ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA 6b and warmer 📐 Spacing: ~3–4 ft (90–120 cm) ↕️ Height: ~3–4 ft (90–120 cm) ↔️ Width: ~4 ft (120 cm) 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Moderate; good garden care recommended ✨ Unique Traits: Produces large clusters of vivid orange blooms that stand out in any setting Compact form makes it well suited for smaller beds, containers, or mixed borders Tolerant of heat; recommended for gardens that favor strong, warm colors ✨ Why We Love It Gingersnap brings warm, saturated color to any space. Its glowing orange blossoms in full flushes create visual impact without overwhelming. In a garden, it shines as a focal point or in mass planting; in the vase, it adds bold character to mixed arrangements. For gardeners who want strong color, dependable blooms, and a touch of garden drama, Gingersnap is a top pick.

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Large, semi-double flowers, becoming cup-shaped when open. Bright yellow, fading to cream with age. McGredy, 1965.

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About Ash Wednesday Potted Climbing Rose Rosa ‘Aschermittwoch’  Ash Wednesday ‘Ash Wednesday’ is a rare and quietly beautiful climbing rose, known for its unusual lavender-grey blooms that shift in tone with the light. Introduced by Kordes in 1955 under the original name ‘Aschermittwoch’ , this rose brings a haunting, silvery quality to the garden, with elegant flowers that open in soft, romantic clusters. It’s especially beloved for its muted coloration, which pairs beautifully with cool-toned schemes, silvers, and purples. Moderate fragrance and repeat flowering make it a versatile choice for walls, trellises, and romantic mixed borders. Rose Type: Climber Breeder: Kordes® Color: Smoky lavender, grey-lilac Vase Life: 4-6 days Fragrance: Moderate Bloom Form: Semi Double to Double Petal Count: 25 Growth Type: Upright Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 6b-9b Root Stock: Own Root Spacing: 4-6' Height: 8-12' Width: 4-6' Disease Resistance: Generally Healthy Regional Recommendations: Northwest, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Intermountain West, West Coast, Pacific Northwest

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Distinctive, striped fuchsia and white petals create a bold yet natural look reminiscent of old Gallica roses. Its semi-double blooms appear in profusion, attracting pollinators to its central, vibrant yellow stamens. The light-medium musk fragrance whispers hints of fresh red apple and rosewater. A versatile and robust shrub with a vase-shaped growth habit and heart-shaped leaves. The King’s Rose has been created in partnership with The King’s Foundation. As part of this collaboration, we will donate £2.50 from every sale to support the Foundation’s vital work. This gesture reflects our shared commitment to craftsmanship, sustainability, and a deep respect for the natural world.

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Compact and shapely growth creates an upright and bushy shrub that flowers with great verve.  This rose is full of character, who is happy to thrive in containers, against walls or fences and in shadier areas making it the perfect rose for city dwellers and modern living.  The medium luscious scent is zesty with notes of lemon, lychees and fresh apricots. £10,000 from the sales of Dannahue® will be donated to Grow2Know a not-for-profit which encourages a more inclusive environment within the horticultural scene with the aim to reconnect people with nature and one another.

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Expect berry-red buds that bloom into a classic and elegant rose with mid-pink, cupped blooms in poised and open sprays. Her flowers will be medium sized with varying shades of pink petals that fade to a lavender hue over time.  Complementing her elegant colour palette, Penelope Lively® carries a classic rose fragrance with twists of raspberry, lemon and a whisper of myrrh. A medium-strong level of scent, it is the embodiment of summertime.

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The Emma Bridgewater English standard rose will make a lasting impact in any garden. Its medium-sized blooms look like an impressionist painting even in real life, offering a kaleidoscope of colours, at first pink with a yellow button eye, then brighter coral-pink tones softening to mauve and lilac.

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About The Lady Gardener® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘Ausbrass’   The Lady Gardener® The Lady Gardener® is an elegant English Shrub Rose bred by David C. H. Austin in the United Kingdom in 2005 and introduced in the USA by David Austin Roses (USA) in 2013. Named in tribute to Plant Heritage, it produces richly scented, quartered apricot rosette blooms that pale toward the edges. A reliable, fragrant performer with compact, upright growth and excellent disease resistance, it blooms from late spring to frost. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🧬 Breeder: David C. H. Austin (UK) 🎨 Color: Rich apricot fading to soft cream 🌸 Petal Count: ~26–40 💠 Bloom Form: Rosette with button eye, quartered petals 📏 Bloom Size: ~4″ 🔁 Flowering: Repeats from late spring through frost 🏺 Vase Life: Very good – elegant clusters suit cutting gardens 🧴 Fragrance: Strong – tea rose with cedar‑vanilla undertones 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Compact, semi-arching shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 5–11 📐 Spacing: 2–3′ ↕️ Height: ~4′ ↔️ Width: ~2.5′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Excellent – handles rain well with generally clean foliage 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast, Midwest, Southwest, Southeast, Northeast, Intermountain West

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About David Austin® L. D. Braithwaite® Potted English Shrub Rose Rosa ‘Auscrim’ – L. D. Braithwaite® L. D. Braithwaite® is a distinguished English shrub rose, bred by David Austin in 1988. Named in honor of Leonard Dudley Braithwaite, this variety is beloved for its deep crimson, fully double blooms and classic “old rose” fragrance that grows richer with age. With a repeat-flowering habit, bushy stature, and elegant form, L. D. Braithwaite® blends traditional romance with modern garden performance. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits Rose Type: English Shrub / David Austin Rose Cultivar / Code: ‘Auscrim’ Color: Rich crimson-red, deep and striking Petal Count & Bloom Form: Very full, typically 26–40 petals; blooms are cupped to flat, often in small clusters Bloom Size: Around 4½″ (11–12 cm) when fully open Fragrance: Light to moderate — an “old rose” scent that intensifies as blossoms age Flowering Habit: Blooms in flushes throughout the season 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits Growth Habit: Upright, bushy shrub with a rounded, outward-spreading form Height: Typically reaches 4 to 6 ft (120–185 cm) Width / Spread: Approximately 3 to 4 ft (90–125 cm) Foliage: Dark green, leathery, semi-matte leaves provide a rich backdrop to blooms Best Use: Ideal for mixed borders, garden focal points, and cutting gardens 🛡️ Health & Suitability Disease Resistance: Very good resistance to rust, mildew, and black spot under proper care Heat & Rain Tolerance: Blooms are durable in heat and tolerate rain without fading quickly Hardiness Zones: Performs reliably in USDA zone 5 and warmer zones ✨ Why We Love It L. D. Braithwaite® offers a jewel-like red bloom that holds its color longer than many English roses. Its richly fragrant, full flowers and graceful habit make it a favorite in both classic and contemporary gardens. Mature and refined, yet reliable and repeat-blooming, this rose captures the essence of David Austin’s vision: bridging the beauty of heritage roses with modern resilience.

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About David Austin® Darcey Bussell® Potted Tree Rose Rosa ' Ausdecorum '  - Darcey Bussell® Rose PP 18,717 Darcey Bussell® is rich, romantic, and quietly dramatic. Her blooms open in saturated crimson pink, velvety and deeply colored, then soften gracefully to a muted mauve as they mature. This gentle color shift gives the shrub depth and dimension, creating a layered effect throughout the blooming season. Her fragrance carries a lovely fruity note, warm and inviting. She blooms continuously from spring through summer, forming a compact, mounded shrub with semi glossy rich green foliage that beautifully frames her jewel toned flowers. Darcey Bussell® brings intensity of color in a manageable, refined form. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🧬 Breeder: David Austin Roses (United Kingdom) 🎨 Color: Crimson pink fading to mauve 🌸 Petal Count: Full, double blooms 💠 Bloom Form: Deeply cupped rosette 🔁 Flowering: Continuous bloom from spring through summer 🧴 Fragrance: Fruity 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Compact, mounded shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA 5–11 📐 Spacing: 3′ ↕️ Height: 3′–4′ ↔️ Width: 3′–4′ Her balanced proportions make her ideal for borders, rose beds, and containers where bold color is desired in a contained footprint. 🛡️ Health & Suitability 🌱 Root Stock: Own Root or Budded 💪 Disease Resistance: Good to strong with proper care 🌎 Regional Recommendations: Performs well across a wide range of climates within Zones 5–11 🧤 Maintenance Needs Darcey Bussell® is considered medium maintenance, reflecting the attentive care that keeps roses performing beautifully. Plant in full sun with rich, moist, slightly acidic, well drained soil. In humid climates, preventative fungicide treatments may help protect foliage from black spot and powdery mildew. Proper spacing and airflow will encourage healthy growth and repeat bloom. Monitor occasionally for aphids, thrips, mites, scale, and leafhoppers. 🌿 Landscape Uses Darcey Bussell® adds richness and depth to many planting styles. She is especially beautiful in: • Formal rose beds • Mixed perennial borders • Cottage and romantic garden designs • Wildlife friendly gardens • Large patio containers • Group plantings for dramatic color impact Her jewel toned blooms pair beautifully with soft blush roses, silvery foliage, and cool lavender tones. 🌿 Companion Plants Darcey Bussell® pairs beautifully with companions that soften and frame her intensity. • Catmint — airy blue contrast • Lilac — layered fragrance and seasonal presence • Coneflower — structure and extended bloom Together, they create a layered garden filled with richness and movement. 🤍 Why Gracie Loves Darcey Bussell® There is something undeniably elegant about this rose. I love how her crimson pink blooms deepen and then soften to mauve, giving the shrub a constantly evolving presence. Her compact form makes her easy to integrate, yet her color feels luxurious and bold. She blooms generously, holding that velvety tone against rich green foliage. Darcey Bussell® is a rose that brings drama, refinement, and steady beauty to the garden. As with all living plants, roses naturally vary depending on climate, season, and growing conditions. This variation is part of what makes each garden uniquely your own. 🌸

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About Davis Austin® Vanessa Bell® English Shrub Rose Rosa ‘Auseasel’ Vanessa Bell® Vanessa Bell® is a refined English Shrub rose from David Austin®, introduced in 2017. Its soft yellow, cupped blooms gently fade to ivory around a rich golden eye, often emerging from pink-tinged buds. Lightly perfumed with a blend of green tea, lemon, and honey, this rose blooms in generous clusters from early summer until frost. Compact, upright, and bushy, it’s ideal for borders, mixed plantings, or containers. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub 🧬 Breeder: David Austin (UK, 2017) 🏢 Introduced By: David Austin Roses (USA, 2017) 🎨 Color: Pale yellow fading to ivory with golden centers; buds softly pink 🌸 Petal Count: ~55 petals 💠 Bloom Form: Medium-sized cupped rosettes in clusters 📏 Bloom Size: ~3–3.5″ 🔁 Flowering: Repeat blooming from early summer through frost 🧴 Fragrance: Medium-strong; green tea with lemon and honey 🏺 Vase Life: Very good — firm stems, long-lasting 🏆 Awards: Hampton Court Garden Festival Gold Medal 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Bushy, upright shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 5–11 📐 Spacing: ~3–4′ ↕️ Height: ~4′ ↔️ Width: ~3′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Good — strong with regular care 🌞 Heat & Cool Adaptation: Performs well in a wide range of climates 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast • Intermountain West • Southwest • Deep South • Southeast • Mid‑Atlantic • Midwest • Northeast • Pacific Northwest

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About David Austin® The Lady of the Lake® Potted Climbing Rose Rosa ‘Ausherbert’ The Lady of the Lake® A romantic rambling rose that cascades on long, slender canes with sprays of pale pink, semi‑double blossoms revealing golden stamens. Each bloom carries a fresh citrus scent and appears in generous clusters on elegant, flexible stems — ideal for arches, walls, or small tree‑training. It blooms reliably through the season and is known for its healthy, lush performance. The name stems from the legendary ruler of Avalon in Arthurian myth. Rose Type: Rambler Breeder: David C. H. Austin® Color: Pale pink for a soft, glowing effect Vase Life: 3–5 days Fragrance: Fresh citrus Bloom Form: Semi‑double (~2″ across) Petal Count: ~15–20 per bloom Growth Type: Climbing Flowering: Repeat clusters from late spring to early autumn Light Requirements: Full sun to partial shade Hardiness Zones: 5–11 Spacing: 4–6′ Height: 10–15′ Width: 7–8′ Disease Resistance: Very good – robust and healthy with polished foliage Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid‑Atlantic, Southeast, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, West Coast, Intermountain West, Southwest

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Harlow Carr™ is a mid-pink, repeat bloomer with so many top qualities. The shallow-cupped blooms in rose pink make excellent cut flowers, she has a strong old rose fragrance, and she performs well in beds, borders, hedges, and pots! Harlow Carr™’s bushy growth habit results in a delightfully rounded Shrub with blooms extending all the way to the ground. She’s a vigorous grower sure to bring the bees to your garden!

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About David Austin® Desdemona® Potted Rose Bush Rosa x 'Auskindling' Desdemona PP 30,054. Desdemona® David Austin®'s Desdemona® is a recent  introduction and a Grace Rose Farm® favorite. Named for Shakespeare's tragic heroine, this rose features peachy pink buds that unfurl into exquisite, white, chalice-shaped blooms with a delicate pink undertone. The incurved petals create a captivating display of light and shadow. Its strong Old Rose fragrance is enhanced by notes of almond blossom, cucumber, and lemon zest. Its compact shrub size makes it ideal for borders, hedges, and container gardening. Highly recommended for its beauty and versatility. Rose Type: English Shrub Breeder: David Austin® Color: White, Ivory with Pastel Pink Vase Life: 1-2 Days Fragrance: Strong - Old Rose Bloom Form: Clustered, Cupped, Old Fashioned Petal Count: 50+ Growth Type: Bushy, Rounded Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 5-11 Root Stock: Own Root or Budded Spacing: 4-6' Height: 3-4' Width: 2-3' Disease Resistance: Excellent - some routine maintenance for top performance Regional Recommendations: Northwest, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Midwest, Intermountain West, West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest

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About David Austin® Elizabeth® Potted Rose Bush Rosa 'Ausmajesty'  - Elizabeth® Rose PP 36,871 Elizabeth® is a rose of quiet grace and luminous beauty. Her blooms open in soft, shell pink tones and gradually fade to blushed white as they mature, creating a layered effect that feels delicate and refined. Each flower carries an apple-blossom-like form — gently cupped, perfectly balanced, and beautifully composed. Her fragrance is fresh and uplifting, blending notes of lemon sherbet with classic old rose depth. It is bright yet elegant, adding a lightness to the garden air without overwhelming the space. She blooms generously in flushes from spring through frost, forming an upright, softly mounded shrub covered in rich, glossy green foliage. With excellent disease resistance and steady rebloom, Elizabeth® is both refined and wonderfully reliable. She brings softness, structure, and an unmistakable sense of calm to the garden. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🧬 Breeder: David Austin® (United Kingdom) 🎨 Color: Soft pink fading to blushed white 🌸 Petal Count: Full, double blooms 💠 Bloom Form: Apple-blossom inspired rosette 🔁 Flowering: Repeat bloomer from spring through frost 🧴 Fragrance: Lemon sherbet and old rose 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Upright, mounded shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun to partial sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA 5–9 📐 Spacing: 4.5′ ↕️ Height: 4′–5′ ↔️ Width: 4′–5′ Elizabeth® forms a strong, balanced shrub that works beautifully in rose beds, mixed borders, and foundation plantings. 🛡️ Health & Suitability 🌱 Root Stock: Own Root or Budded 💪 Disease Resistance: Excellent — vigorous growth and healthy foliage 🌎 Regional Recommendations: Performs beautifully in Northeast, Midwest, West Coast, Pacific Northwest, and Southeast 🧤 Maintenance Needs Elizabeth® is considered medium maintenance, reflecting the thoughtful care that allows garden roses to thrive at their full potential. In humid climates, preventative fungicide treatments may help protect foliage from black spot and powdery mildew. Proper spacing, full sun exposure, and healthy soil significantly contribute to her long-term vigor. Occasional monitoring for pests such as aphids, thrips, mites, and leafhoppers will help maintain her health and beauty. 🌿 Landscape Uses Elizabeth® is exceptionally versatile and blends effortlessly into many garden styles. She is especially beautiful in: • Rose beds and mixed perennial borders • Group plantings for a soft, cloudlike effect • Foundation plantings near entrances and walkways • Cottage and romantic garden designs • Wildlife-friendly plantings • Large containers Her soft pink-to-white transition brightens and softens surrounding plantings. 🌿 Companion Plants Elizabeth® pairs beautifully with companions that enhance her gentle coloring and refined presence. • Lavender — adds cool-toned contrast and fragrance harmony • Yarrow — brings texture and resilience • Coneflower — adds structure and extended seasonal interest These companions create a layered, balanced garden filled with softness and movement. 🤍 Why Gracie Loves Elizabeth® Elizabeth® has a presence that feels calm and elevated. Her soft pink blooms fading to white create a sense of lightness, and her lemony old rose fragrance feels fresh and uplifting. She is strong, reliable, and beautifully structured — the kind of rose that anchors a planting while still feeling soft and romantic. She blooms generously and consistently, bringing grace to the garden from spring through frost. Elizabeth® is a rose that makes the garden feel peaceful, luminous, and beautifully composed. As with all living plants, roses naturally vary depending on season, climate, and growing conditions. This variation is part of what makes each garden uniquely your own.

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The Ancient Mariner is a heavily petalled Shrub rose with blooms in glowing mid-pink that soften at the edges and open to reveal golden stamens. Inspired by The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, its deeply ruffled flowers appear singly or in clusters and release a sweet myrrh fragrance, all set against matte dark green foliage. With a bushy, upright habit and a continuous bloom cycle, this variety performs beautifully in garden beds, borders, or containers.

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About David Austin® Roald Dahl® Potted Tree Rose Rosa 'Ausowlish' PP 26,627  Roald Dahl® Named to mark the 100th anniversary of author Roald Dahl’s birth, this English shrub rose features warm apricot-peach blooms in softly cupped rosettes. The flowers appear in repeat flushes from late spring through frost, releasing a gentle tea fragrance with fruity overtones. With rounded, compact growth and exceptional disease resistance, it’s ideal for borders, small beds, or storybook-inspired gardens. Rose Type : English Shrub Rose (tree form) Breeder : David Austin® Color : Apricot-peach Bloom Size : 2–3½″ Vase Life : 4–6 days Fragrance : Medium tea with fruity notes Bloom Form : Cupped rosette Petal Count : ~55 Growth Type : Rounded, compact shrub Flowering : Repeat bloomer Light Requirements : Full Sun to Partial Shade Hardiness Zones : 5–11 (winter protection of the bud union in Zone 5 required) Root Stock : Budded Spacing : 3′ Height : ~4′ Width : ~4′ Disease Resistance : Excellent – clean foliage and low-maintenance Regional Recommendations : Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Southwest, West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southeast, Intermountain West

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About Austrian Copper Potted Rose Bush Rosa foetida 'bicolor'  Austrian Copper Austrian Copper is a striking species rose sport introduced by Weeks® Roses (USA) . With its blazing single blooms and classic hardiness, this rose is ideal as a statement shrub or living hedge in bold garden designs. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Shrub/Species 🧬 Introducer: Weeks® Roses (USA) 🎨 Color: Brilliant orange-red with sunny yellow reverse 🌸 Petal Count: Single — ~5 petals 📏 Bloom Size: 2″–3″ 🔁 Flowering: Single flush in late spring to early summer 🏺 Vase Life: Moderate — suitable as cut flower 🧴 Fragrance: Strong, licorice‑spice scent 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Tall, arching shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 3–8 📐 Spacing: 5–7′ ↕️ Height: 6–8′ ↔️ Width: 5–10′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Moderate — may show susceptibility to black spot from Rosa foetida heritage, but generally vigorous 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Midwest, Intermountain West

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About David Austin® The Lark Ascending® Potted Rose Bush Rosa 'Ausursula'  - The Lark Ascending® Rose The Lark Ascending® is a rose that feels luminous and open-hearted. Her semi-double blooms unfold in soft apricot tones, each petal gently surrounding glowing golden centers that seem to hold the light. As the flowers mature, the color softens into creamy apricot blush, creating a layered, watercolor effect across the shrub. Her fragrance is a refined blend of tea and myrrh, delicate yet distinctive. She blooms in continuous waves from late spring into fall, forming a beautifully rounded, mounded shrub clothed in glossy dark green foliage. The Lark Ascending® combines natural grace with modern garden performance, offering strong disease resistance and an effortlessly romantic presence. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🧬 Breeder: David Austin Roses (United Kingdom) 🎨 Color: Light apricot with glowing golden centers, softening with age 🌸 Petal Count: Semi double 💠 Bloom Form: Open, gently cupped rosette 🔁 Flowering: Repeat bloomer from late spring through fall 🧴 Fragrance: Light to medium tea and myrrh 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Rounded, mounded shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun to partial sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA 5–9 📐 Spacing: 5′ ↕️ Height: 5′–6′ ↔️ Width: 5′–6′ Her generous size makes her ideal for anchoring borders, softening fences, or filling larger spaces with warmth and movement. 🛡️ Health & Suitability 🌱 Root Stock: Own Root or Budded 💪 Disease Resistance: Strong — healthy foliage and reliable performance 🌎 Regional Recommendations: Performs beautifully in Northeast, Midwest, West Coast, Pacific Northwest, and Southeast 🧤 Maintenance Needs The Lark Ascending® is considered medium maintenance, reflecting the attentive care that allows roses to flourish. In humid climates, preventative fungicide treatments may help protect foliage from black spot and powdery mildew. Proper spacing, full sun, and rich, well drained soil greatly enhance her vigor. Occasional monitoring for aphids, thrips, mites, and leafhoppers will help maintain her health throughout the season. 🌿 Landscape Uses The Lark Ascending® brings softness and glow to a wide range of garden styles. She is especially beautiful in: • Mixed perennial borders • Cottage and romantic garden designs • Wildlife friendly gardens • Foundation plantings • Large landscape groupings • Informal hedging Her open centers welcome pollinators, adding life and gentle movement to the garden. 🌿 Companion Plants The Lark Ascending® pairs beautifully with companions that highlight her warmth and airy form. • Lavender — cool contrast and fragrance harmony • Yarrow — texture and drought resilience • Coneflower — structure and extended seasonal interest Together, they create a layered planting filled with light and natural movement. 🤍 Why Gracie Loves The Lark Ascending® The Lark Ascending® feels joyful. Her open, golden centered blooms seem to glow from within, and the way her color softens as she ages gives the shrub a constantly shifting beauty. I love roses that feel alive in every stage of bloom. This one never feels rigid or overly formal. She is relaxed, luminous, and generous, blooming steadily and filling her space with warmth. The Lark Ascending® is a rose that brings light into the garden and makes everything around her feel just a little more radiant. As with all living plants, roses naturally vary depending on climate, season, and growing conditions. This variation is part of what makes each garden uniquely your own.

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About David Austin® Carding Mill® Potted Tree Rose Rosa 'Auswest'  - Carding Mill® Rose Carding Mill® is a rose that radiates warmth. Her blooms open in soft apricot tones, gradually revealing a deeper pink-apricot flush at the center with delicate cream edging as they mature. The coloring feels sun-kissed and layered, shifting gently as each bloom ages. Her fragrance is beautifully distinctive — a true myrrh scent that is warm, refined, and unmistakably English. She blooms in generous flushes from late spring into fall, forming an upright, softly mounded shrub dressed in glossy, dark green foliage. Carding Mill® has strong disease resistance and a naturally balanced shape, making her both reliable and remarkably easy to integrate into the garden. She brings warmth, fragrance, and an effortless elegance that feels both classic and welcoming. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: English Shrub Rose 🧬 Breeder: David Austin® (United Kingdom) 🎨 Color: Soft apricot with pink-apricot center and cream edging 🌸 Petal Count: Full, double blooms 💠 Bloom Form: Classic English rosette 🔁 Flowering: Repeat bloomer from late spring through fall 🧴 Fragrance: Strong myrrh 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Upright, mounded shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun to partial sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA 5–9 📐 Spacing: 2.5′ ↕️ Height: 3′–4′ ↔️ Width: 2′–3′ Her compact size makes her perfect for borders, rose beds, containers, and intimate garden spaces. 🛡️ Health & Suitability 🌱 Root Stock: Own Root or Budded 💪 Disease Resistance: Strong — vigorous growth and healthy foliage 🌎 Regional Recommendations: Performs beautifully in Northeast, Midwest, West Coast, Pacific Northwest, and Southeast 🧤 Maintenance Needs Carding Mill® is considered medium maintenance, reflecting the standard care that allows roses to perform at their best. In humid climates, preventative fungicide treatments may help protect her foliage from black spot and powdery mildew. Full sun, proper spacing, and healthy soil greatly enhance her vigor and resilience. Occasional monitoring for pests such as aphids, thrips, mites, and leafhoppers will help maintain her health throughout the growing season. 🌿 Landscape Uses Carding Mill® is wonderfully versatile and brings warmth to nearly any planting design. She is especially beautiful in: • Rose beds and mixed perennial borders • Foundation plantings near entrances • Cottage and romantic garden styles • Wildlife-friendly gardens • Large patio containers • Group plantings for layered color Her warm apricot tones blend effortlessly with both cool and warm palettes. 🌿 Companion Plants Carding Mill® pairs beautifully with companions that enhance her glow and support pollinators. • Lavender — adds cool contrast and fragrance harmony • Yarrow — brings texture and resilience • Coneflower — adds structure and extended seasonal interest These companions create a balanced, layered garden filled with movement and life. 🤍 Why Gracie Loves Carding Mill® Carding Mill® has a warmth that feels incredibly inviting. Her apricot blooms with their deeper center and cream edges shift beautifully as they mature, giving the plant a constantly evolving presence. Her myrrh fragrance is classic and grounding, and her compact, upright habit makes her easy to place throughout the garden. She blooms generously and reliably, bringing softness and structure at the same time. Carding Mill® is a rose that makes the garden feel sunlit, welcoming, and complete. As with all living plants, roses naturally vary depending on climate, season, and growing conditions. This variation is part of what makes each garden uniquely your own.

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About David Austin® The Poet's Wife Potted Tree Rose Rosa 'Auswhirl'  - The Poet's Wife Rose  PP 27,364 The Poet's Wife Rose is a rounded deciduous shrub with glossy rich green foliage. The unfading rich yellow double flowers have a lemon fragrance that becomes stronger with age, and bloom continuously throughout summer until frost.  Best grown in full sun and rich, moist, slightly acidic well-drained soils.  The Poet's Wife has good disease resistance. Type: Shrub Height: 3 3' - 4' Spread: 3’ - 4' Spacing: 3.5' USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 - 11 Culture: Full Sun Bloom Color: Yellow Season of Interest: Summer, Fall MAINTENANCE NEEDS: Medium Maintenance. Roses are susceptible to powdery mildew, black spot, rust, and rose rosette and require regular fungicide in humid areas that experience a lot of rainfall.  Pest issues include aphids, borers, scale, mites thrips, midges, and leafhoppers. LANDSCAPE USES: Accents or Group Plantings, Borders, Naturalized Areas, Wildlife Garden, Foundation Plantings, Trellises, Walls, and Containers. COMPANION PLANTS: Catmint , Lilac , Coneflower IMAGES: Prides Corner , Rosa The Poet's Wife ('Auswhirl') * As plants have ranges in appearance they may not appear as the images shown.

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A rare sport of the outstanding, hardy shrub rose Westerland ™ , Autumn Sunset® is a blend of rich apricot and golden yellow. Her ruffled, semi-double, 5” blooms with 20-25 petals were discovered by long time rose grower Mike Lowe of New Hampshire. This rose has everything: wonderful fragrance, great winter hardiness, outstanding disease resistance (especially to blackspot). This is a continual blooming beauty perfect for zones 5-10.

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Awakening™ is a sport of New Dawn™ that produces fragrant, old fashioned, 3 1/ 2", ful ly quartered blooms of soft, silvery salmon-pink with a fresh, sweet fragrance. She is a continual blooming Climber with glossy , m id-green foliage.

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Bright, yellow blossoms stand tall on sturdy stems making High Voltage a great choice for cut flowers throughout the season. Her long lasting color, a moderately sweet fragrance, and clean, disease resistant foliage will give your garden an overwhelmingly fresh feeling. High Voltage is great as a border plant or it would stand out as an accent. This rose won the Portland Rose Society Best Shrub Rose award in 2010.

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Get ready for an explosion of creamy blooms on this medium Shrub! Champagne Wishes will have clusters and clusters of soft apricot blooms that fade to white, contrasting beautifully with the healthy, dark green foliage. She is a great choice for pairing with various, colored perennials each season in a mixed hedge or low border. Champagne Wishes is easy to care for and will bloom repeatedly throughout the season.

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PERFECT FOR THE CUTTING GARDEN! A classic hybrid-tea shaped bloom on an easy to care for Shrub, Grandma's Blessing is a beautiful statement plant or elegant, low hedge. Her bright pink flowers pair well with the highly disease-resistant dark green foliage. Grandma's Blessing is good for cut flowers and has a long lasting vase life.

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About Easy Charmer™ Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘BAIjem’ Easy Charmer™ Easy Charmer™ is a shrub rose bred by Bailey Innovations (USA) as part of the Easy Elegance® series. It produces abundant clusters of semi-double blooms in bright coral-pink with a yellow eye, creating a cheerful, glowing effect. Flowers are medium-sized with a light fragrance, carried on a compact, rounded plant that repeats reliably throughout the season. Hardy, low-maintenance, and very disease-resistant, it’s ideal for gardeners seeking color without fuss. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Shrub (Easy Elegance® series) 🧬 Breeder: Bailey Innovations (USA) 🏢 Introduced By: Bailey Nurseries (USA) 🎨 Color: Coral-pink with a yellow eye 🌸 Petal Count: ~15–20 petals 💠 Bloom Form: Semi-double, borne in clusters 📏 Bloom Size: ~3–3.5″ (7–9 cm) across 🔁 Flowering: Continuous blooming, spring through frost 🏺 Vase Life: Good for casual arrangements 🧴 Fragrance: Light, sweet 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Compact, rounded shrub with glossy foliage ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 4–9 📐 Spacing: ~2–3 ft (60–90 cm) ↕️ Height: ~2.5–3 ft (75–90 cm) ↔️ Width: ~2–3 ft (60–90 cm) 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Excellent; bred for no-spray landscapes 🌎 Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Southeast, West Coast, Pacific Northwest

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GREAT FOR THE CUTTING GARDEN! Sweet Fragrance is exactly what will come to mind when you smell the fragrance of this rose. She is one of the most perfect cut roses with delicate, hybrid tea-shaped blooms, a knock-out fragrance, and long-lasting vase life. Watch Sweet Fragrance give a showy, tropical display of coral and orange in your garden with minimal upkeep. She doesn’t like to be bare, so keep removing spent blooms, and she will push out new growth quickly all season long making sure your garden is full of beauty and luscious scent.

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About Rainbow Sorbet™ Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘BAIneon’ PP 17,438 Rainbow Sorbet™ The Rainbow Sorbet™ Potted Rose Bush is a joyful Floribunda bursting with sunset tones — golden yellow petals kissed with coral, pink, and cherry-red edges. Its nonstop blooms, glossy foliage, and easy care make it one of the most reliable color-makers in the garden. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Floribunda 🧬 Breeder: Ping Lim (USA) 🏢 Introduced By: Bailey Nurseries / First Editions (USA, 2004) 🎨 Color: Yellow base with coral-pink to cherry-red edging 🌸 Petal Count: ~25–30 petals 💠 Bloom Form: Semi-double to double, cupped clusters 📏 Bloom Size: ~3–4″ 🔁 Flowering: Repeat blooming all season 🧴 Fragrance: Light, fruity scent 🏺 Vase Life: Very good — holds color and form beautifully 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Rounded, bushy shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 4–9 📐 Spacing: ~3′ apart ↕️ Height: ~3–4′ ↔️ Width: ~3–4′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Excellent — highly resistant to blackspot and mildew 🌞 Heat & Cool Adaptation: Performs superbly in both warm and cool climates 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast • Intermountain West • Southwest • Southeast • Mid-Atlantic • Midwest • Northeast • Pacific Northwest

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About Love & Peace® Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘BAIpeace’ Love & Peace® Love & Peace® is an enchanting Hybrid Tea rose celebrated for its breathtaking bi-colored blooms —glowing with golden-yellow centers that gently transition to strawberry-pink edges. The buds open from carmine-red to reveal exhibition-quality flowers with a moderate, fruity-myrrh fragrance . With long, sturdy stems and lush green foliage, it’s equally stunning in the garden or as a cut flower for arrangements. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type : Hybrid Tea Rose 🧬 Breeder : Lim & Twomey (U.S.), introduced 1991; AARS Winner 2002 🎨 Color : Golden-yellow centers with vibrant pink edges; buds start carmine-red 🌸 Petal Count : ~40–50 petals 💠 Bloom Form : High-centered, exhibition form; solitary or in small clusters 📏 Bloom Size : Large (~5–5.5″ / 12–14 cm) 🔁 Flowering : Repeat blooming from late spring through fall 🏺 Vase Life : Excellent—long stems and durable blooms for cutting 🧴 Fragrance : Moderate, fruity with myrrh undertones 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type : Upright, compact, bushy shrub ☀️ Light Requirements : Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones : USDA Zones 5–10 📐 Spacing : ~2–3 ft (60–90 cm) ↕️ Height : ~4–6 ft (120–185 cm) ↔️ Width : ~2–3 ft (60–90 cm) 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance : Excellent—resists black spot and powdery mildew 💐 Cut Flower Value : Ideal for cutting gardens and floral arrangements 🌎 Regional Recommendations Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Mountain States, Pacific Northwest, Southeast, Southwest

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About Forever & Ever® Pink Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘BAIpink’ Forever & Ever® Pink The Forever & Ever® Pink Potted Rose Bush is a compact, heavy-blooming shrub rose that covers itself in warm, medium pink clusters from late spring until frost. Bred for reliability and ease, it brings steady color, tidy structure, and very low maintenance to small gardens, borders, and containers. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Shrub Rose 🧬 Breeder: Bailey Nurseries (USA) 🎨 Color: Warm medium pink 🌸 Petal Count: ~20–30 petals 💠 Bloom Form: Double blooms in rounded clusters 📏 Bloom Size: ~3–4″ 🔁 Flowering: Continuous rebloom from late spring through frost 🧴 Fragrance: Light, sweet scent 🏺 Vase Life: Good — reliable supply of stems for casual arrangements 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Compact, rounded shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 4–9 📐 Spacing: ~2.5–3′ apart ↕️ Height: ~2–3′ ↔️ Width: ~2–3′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Very good — clean foliage, bred for low-maintenance landscapes 🌞 Heat & Cool Adaptation: Strong adaptability; holds color and form across a wide range of conditions 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast • Intermountain West • Southwest • Southeast • Mid-Atlantic • Midwest • Northeast • Pacific Northwest

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Calypso is a landscaping dream come true! This compact, mounded shrub can be used for beds, borders, small hedges, and anywhere else you can imagine. Consistent reblooms provide long-lasting color with Calypso's 2"-3" blossoms that grow in a clustered form. Striking pink and apricot colors pop against the glossy, dark green foliage. Calypso is a great rose for zones 5-9.

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We are no longer growing this rose. We maintain this listing for our customer's reference purposes. A magnificent, floriferous climber, Perfume Breeze™ is covered in a sea of blooms from Spring to Fall. The clusters of dainty, rosette blooms are strongly fragrant and make this climber a wonderful choice for a variety of applications on arbors, pillars or fences. The vine-like canes are easily trainable and have a wisteria-like effect.

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About Belinda's Blush™ Potted Rose Bush Rosa 'BBARE'  PP 27,244  Belinda's Blush Belinda’s Blush™ is a sport of the popular Belinda’s Dream rose, offering the same strong performance with slightly lighter pink blooms. Discovered by Mike Shoup of Antique Rose Emporium, it features full, cupped flowers and repeat blooming throughout the season. The plant is bushy, upright, and well-suited to hot, humid climates, with good disease resistance and minimal maintenance. A solid choice for gardeners wanting a reliable landscape rose with a soft, delicate color. Very few thorns. Rose Type: Shrub Breeder: Mike Shoup Color: Creamy, Light Pink Vase Life: 4-6 days Fragrance: Fruity, raspberry fragrance Bloom Form: Fully double Petal Count: 30+ Growth Type: Upright Flowering: Repeat Light Requirements: Full Sun Hardiness Zones: 5-11 Spacing: 4-6' Height: 5-6' Width: 3-4' Disease Resistance: Exceptional - Great for Beginners Regional Recommendations: Northwest, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Midwest, Intermountain West, West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest

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Dejá Blu™ is a nearly thornless Min iflora with class ic, Hybrid Tea -shaped blooms. She produces long-lasting blooms in a beautiful mauve and fuchsia blend. She is an easy-to-grow rose that thrives in pots or in the ground. Dejá Blu™ is moderately fragrant and produces 2.5” blooms sure to brighten up any spot in your garden!

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About John F. Kennedy Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘BOEgif’  John F. Kennedy John F. Kennedy is a striking hybrid tea rose introduced in the United States by Jackson & Perkins in 1965 to honor the 35th President. Bred by famed hybridizer Eugene Boerner, this variety is celebrated for its large, high-centered blooms of crisp white, often with a soft green tint in bud. With strong disease resistance, a clean upright habit, and a light licorice fragrance, John F. Kennedy remains a timeless choice for formal beds, memorial gardens, and cutting displays. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Hybrid Tea 🧬 Breeder: Eugene S. Boerner (USA, 1964 – for Jackson & Perkins) 🎨 Color: Pure white 🌸 Petal Count: 45–50 💠 Bloom Form: High-centered, fully double 📏 Bloom Size: 5–6″ 🔁 Flowering: Repeat bloomer from late spring through fall 🏺 Vase Life: Excellent – long stems and strong form 🧴 Fragrance: Moderate – sweet with a hint of licorice 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Upright, vigorous ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 6–10 (Zone 5 requires winter protection of the bud union) 📐 Spacing: 2–3′ ↕️ Height: 3–5′ ↔️ Width: 2–4′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 🌱 Root Stock: Budded onto Dr. Huey 💪 Disease Resistance: Very good – mildew and black spot tolerant - best in dry climates 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Midwest, Intermountain West 🏅 Awards: All-America Rose Selection (1965)

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Reminiscent® roses represent a new day for rose lovers, combining the classic beauty and fragrance of old-fashioned roses with modern-day performance. They were developed in Serbia by a breeding team that is devoted to bringing out the best in color, fragrance, petal count, and flower power. Available in North America for the very first time, Reminiscent™ roses will be the roses everyone's looking for at their local garden center.

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About Distant Drums Potted Rose Bush Distant Drums ‘Distant Drums’ is a rose that refuses to behave — and thank goodness. With shifting shades that drift from smoky lavender to parchment-apricot to dusky mauve, no two blooms are ever quite the same. This shrub rose is famous for its moody, unexpected palette and a myrrh scent that’s sharp, clean, and slightly haunting. Bred by Dr. Griffith Buck, it's also famously hardy and disease-resistant, thriving in cold climates with minimal fuss. Not a rose for formality — but perfect for the bold and the poetic. Flower Form: Full, cupped, 26–40 petals Color: Mauve, tan, smoky lavender, antique apricot (color shifts as flower ages) Fragrance: Strong — myrrh and spice Bloom Time: Repeats from spring through frost Height: 3–4 ft Spread: 2–3 ft Foliage: Medium green, semi-glossy Habit: Rounded, bushy Zone: USDA 5–9 Type: Shrub rose Breeder: Dr. Griffith Buck (USA, 1985) Parentage: Seedling × ‘September Song’ Awards: Noted for hardiness and disease resistance in cold zones Geographical Recommendations: Midwest, Northeast, Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West, West Coast, Southwest, Mid-Atlantic

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A pretty little rose, smothered with tiny lavender-purple flowers. Flowers continuously. Lille, 1924.

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A small, bushy shrub with attractive, single, bright yellow flowers. A useful, free-flowering shrub that flowers almost continuously. Light fragrance. Scrivluv, 1995.

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About Ballerina™ Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘Ballerina’ (1937, Bentall) The Ballerina™ Potted Rose Bush is a beloved Hybrid Musk that dances through the garden with clouds of small, single pink blooms brushed in white. Flowering in generous sprays from summer to frost, it forms a graceful, arching shrub that moves with lightness and ease — a true classic of informal elegance. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Hybrid Musk 🧬 Breeder: Ann Bentall (UK) 🏢 Introduced By: Bentall Roses (UK, 1937) 🎨 Color: Soft pink with white centers and golden stamens 🌸 Petal Count: ~5 petals 💠 Bloom Form: Simple, single, open form in large clusters 📏 Bloom Size: ~1.5″ 🔁 Flowering: Continuous clusters from summer through frost 🧴 Fragrance: Light, musky scent 🏺 Vase Life: Moderate — best enjoyed in garden sprays 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Graceful, arching shrub with light, airy texture ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun to partial sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 5–9 📐 Spacing: ~4′ apart ↕️ Height: ~4–6′ ↔️ Width: ~4–5′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Excellent — hardy, resilient, and low-maintenance 🌞 Heat & Cool Adaptation: Performs beautifully in most climates; shade-tolerant 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast • Intermountain West • Southeast • Mid-Atlantic • Midwest • Northeast • Pacific Northwest

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This hybrid tea rose is a tribute to timeless luxury, with ruby-red blossoms that transition seamlessly into deep fuchsia. The pointed, quill-like petals reveal a welcoming, open bloom that makes a statement on the bush or as a lavish bouquet.

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Bears delicate blush pink, rosette-shaped blooms of true Old Rose character. They have a strong fragrance - an interesting combination of Old Rose and lilac. It forms a shrubby, twiggy plant that is upright at first but gradually arches over. Named after David Austin Senior's sister. David Austin, 1997.

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About Barbra’s Baby™ Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘Barbra’s Baby’ (sport of ‘Lasting Love’) Barbra’s Baby™ The Barbra’s Baby™ Potted Rose Bush is a striking Hybrid Tea discovered in Barbra Streisand’s own Malibu garden. Its velvety, bubble-gum pink blooms touched with peach and gold shimmer like a spotlight on stage, exuding luxury, warmth, and personality worthy of its namesake. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Hybrid Tea 🧬 Breeder: Sport of ‘Lasting Love’ 🏢 Introduced By: April & Ashley Roses (USA, 2024) 🎨 Color: Bubble-gum pink with peach and golden undertones 🌸 Petal Count: ~35–40 petals (approx.) 💠 Bloom Form: High-centered, classic Hybrid Tea form 📏 Bloom Size: ~4–5″ 🔁 Flowering: Repeat blooming throughout the season 🧴 Fragrance: Strong, sweet, old-rose perfume 🏺 Vase Life: Excellent — sturdy stems and thick, velvety petals 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Upright, bushy, medium-sized shrub ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 5–11 📐 Spacing: ~3′ apart ↕️ Height: ~4–5′ ↔️ Width: ~3′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Very good — glossy foliage and strong constitution 🌞 Heat & Cool Adaptation: Performs beautifully in both coastal and warm inland climates 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast • Southwest • Southeast • Mid-Atlantic • Midwest • Northeast • Pacific Northwest

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An avid rose lover, Barbra was very choosy when it came to picking a rose that would bear her name. It had to have large flowers with an attractive color. But most of all, it must be fragrant! The Barbra Streisand rose certainly fulfills those desires. Just one big shapely blossom can nearly overpower you with strong sweet scent. The clean lavender colors show off strikingly against deep glossy green leaves. Her vigorous plant bears loads of long-stemmed beauties. Great for cutting or just for smellin'.

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As it unfurls, this hybrid tea rose unveils velvety petals in an enchanting symphony of pink, peach, and golden hues. Blooms elegantly cascade from top to bottom, reflecting the timeless allure of its legendary namesake—iconic singer and actress Barbra Streisand.

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Baron Girod de L’Ain is a lovely Hybrid Perpetual Rose with a strong fragrance coming from a repeat blooming rose. He can bloom in either full sun or partial s hade but prefers cooler regions. His large, full blooms have 26-40 petals in beautiful ruffles. Plant Baron Girod de L’Ain away from pathways as he can be quite thorny.

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One of the most beautiful of all Old Garden Roses and the best for warmer climates, Baronne Prévost produces very fragrant, voluptuous, fully do uble, 4 " blooms with 40+ petals. Her flowers are deep rose-pink with a moderate damask fragrance and open flat and quartered with a button eye. Baronne Prévost is an upright, vigorous, well-foliaged bush and an excellent choice for exhibition.

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This fuchsia/magenta colored Rugosa has an aromatic, fruity fragrance. Her flowers average 2.5” with 4-8 single petals in form. Basye’s Purple Rose will bloom in flushes throughout the season. She is very hardy and will thrive down to zone 3 and withstand heat up to zone 9. She is a great addition to a carefree garden.

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Apricot-yellow buds open to shallowly cupped, many petalled rosettes. They are a beautiful blend of subtle apricot-pink and soft yellow, giving the overall impression of apricot, with creamy outer petals. There is a superb floral myrrh fragrance, with hints of honey and Tea. It forms a short, vigorous climber. The name was inspired by the heroine of Thomas Hardy’s Far from the Madding Crowd. David Austin, 2016.

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This cherry-red, old fashioned bloom has a light sweet fragrance on an extremely disease-resistant bush. Flamenco Rosita is a large bush averaging 5' X 6' with continuous bloom through the season. Pick this rose for an eye-popping, vibrant focal point.

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Beautiful Day™ Potted Rose Bush Beautiful Day™ is a radiant hybrid tea rose that makes any garden feel like a celebration. Its large, apricot-toned blossoms (5–6″ across) open with full petals—often 35 or more—exuding a strong, fruity fragrance. The color shifts subtly with temperature and light, beginning in deeper apricot hues and lightening to softer peach or dusty rose tones in warmer weather. Upright and vigorous, Beautiful Day™ offers both garden beauty and cut-flower elegance. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits Rose Type: Hybrid Tea Color: Apricot, transitioning to softer peach / rose undertones Petal Count: ~35+ petals Bloom Size: ~5–6″ (12–15 cm) in diameter Fragrance: Strong, fruity scent Flowering Habit: Repeats in flushes from spring through frost Stem & Form: Long, upright stems suited for cutting; strong bloom stalks 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits Height: ~4–5 ft (≈ 1.2–1.5 m) Spread: ~4–5 ft Foliage: Glossy, healthy medium green leaves Hardiness / Zones: Typically suited to zones ~6 to 9 Light Requirements: Full sun (6+ hours daily) Spacing: Leave 3–4 ft between plants for airflow 🛡️ Health & Suitability Disease Resistance: Moderate / average — benefits from good cultural care Garden Use: Ideal for borders, specimen plantings, and cutting gardens Highlight: The strong fragrance and large blooms make it especially desirable for cutting and indoor display ✨ Why We Love It Beautiful Day™ lives up to its name. Its glowing apricot blooms transform the garden into a warm, fragrant sanctuary. The size and substance of each flower give it presence both in the border and in the vase. Even as color shifts and softens in summer heat, the rose retains elegance and charm. For gardeners seeking a showy, scented hybrid tea that performs beautifully year after year, Beautiful Day™ is a bright and lasting choice.

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A radiant expression of nature’s artistry, this rose echoes the hues of a striking sunset. Soft pink petals gently transform into a sun-kissed orange as light touches them. The gracefully urn-shaped buds cascade along the stems, unfurling into bold cup-shaped blossoms.

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Enchanting and elegant, Beehive unfolds layers of creamy pink and salmon petals, gently blending into a soft and refined hue. With a graceful, cup-shaped bloom and a luxurious form, this rose is beloved for its generous vase life and striking presence in arrangements.

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NEARLY THORNLESS! The creamy light pink petals with yellow-cream undertones of Belinda’s Blush will draw you in and the raspberry fragrance puts her over the top! She does best in zones 7-9 and reaches a height of up 4- 6’ tall. She will bloom in flushes producing large 3” flowers against matte foliage. A must for your cut flower garden!

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This dreamy plant is deliciously fragrant and has pink, very full, 4" blooms of 41+ petals. Belinda’s Dream produces flowers on an upright, repeat blooming bush with bluish-green foliage. She makes a good cut flower and will make any bouquet dreamy with  her fruity, raspberry fragrance.

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Bella Trendsetter captivates with clusters of richly ruffled blooms in warm coral-peach tones that radiate sophistication and modern charm. Its abundant flowering, strong stems, and elegant color make it a perfect choice for luxurious garden displays or show-stopping arrangements.

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A unique color among old roses with its delicate shade of coral pink. Its slightly cupped, semi-double flowers with golden yellow stamens are borne in clusters on a vigorous, upright bush. The flowers have an exceedingly strong myrrh fragrance. A very old variety found growing in a convent in France.

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A pretty little rose, ideal for smaller gardens. Bears quite small flowers of the purest pink; a colour rare amongst Gallicas. A parent of 'Constance Spry', with the same palest myrrh fragrance. Parmentier, 1845.

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Abundant, well-formed flowers. Rich cerise-pink on opening, turning by degrees to soft parma violet. Rich fragrance. Strong, arching growth. 1848.

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Belle de Noir exudes timeless allure, her velvety petals glowing in a deep, passionate red touched with hints of crimson shadow. The bloom’s luxurious texture and rich color capture the essence of classic romance, evoking the mystery and depth of moonlit evenings. Elegant and bold, Belle de Noir is a rose that leaves a lasting impression.

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Large trusses of little, cupped, pale pink flowers. Pleasing fragrance. Jacques, 1829.

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Berliner Morgen is a gentle rose that glows with the softness of dawn. Its blossoms open in delicate shades of peach and cream, blending with a hint of warm yellow at the center that seems to catch the first light of morning. The petals are gracefully cupped and lightly ruffled, creating a serene and refined appearance. With its tranquil beauty and subtle fragrance, Berliner Morgen brings a sense of calm and freshness wherever it blooms.

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Berliner Sonne is a radiant rose that captures the warmth and joy of a summer morning. Its blooms open in a glowing shade of apricot orange, deepening toward the center and blending softly into golden yellow near the base of the petals. The open, cupped flowers reveal clusters of dark stamens, adding a touch of contrast to the luminous color. With its lively tones and glossy green foliage, Berliner Sonne brightens any setting, bringing an uplifting sense of light and optimism throughout the season.

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Betty Boop™ captivates with a dazzling duet of color—vivid cherry-red edges blend into a golden-yellow heart. Framed by dark, glossy foliage and finished with an irresistible fruity fragrance, these semi-double blooms boldly represent botanical luxury.

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A perfect, pink Hybrid Tea, Bewitched will cast a spell on you with her urn-shaped buds that unfurl into large, 5", double, perfect, pearl-pink flowers. Bewitched has a strong damask fragrance, shiny, green foliage, and long stems for an ideal cut rose. Her color and scent are at their best in cooler temperatures. Add this vigorous, continually blooming rose to your garden and be entranced by her beauty from the start!

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Pure white, pompon flowers produced in great profusion. Bushy growth. Some fragrance. Cocker, 1983.

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Attention lovers of dark roses! Black Beauty® is an outstanding rose for gardeners in search of the blackest of blooms. She was introduced by Delbard of France in 1973 and begins ebony black in the bud stage and slowly opens to reveal a rich, scarlet bloom with darker reverse petals. She has a mild fragrance and will bloom continuously throughout the season. Black Beauty® makes a lovely cut rose and grows well in beds, borders, and pots.

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The 3” blooms of Black Ice ™ are double, nearly black in cool weather, and dark red edged with black in the heat of summer. Flowers are produced in good numbers on a spreading plant with glossy, dark-green foliage.

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Black Pearl is bred from Papa Meilland and has a very intricate parentage with crosses from seven other rose varieties by Delbard in France. Large, perfectly formed, fully double blooms of velvety deep red are produced on a vigorous, bushy plant. Black Pearl blooms in flushes throughout the season in heavy clusters. This rose can also be grown in pots.

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In a red so deep it verges on black, these spray roses evoke pure drama. Each stem bears multiple tightly furled buds that slowly unfold when cut, creating a bouquet of bold sophistication.

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A beautiful rose with deeply cupped, full-petalled pink flowers that pale towards the edges. One good crop - a few flowers later. Blair, 1845.

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About Blanc Double de Coubert Potted Rose Bush Rosa ‘Blanc Double de Coubert’ (Hybrid Rugosa) — Blanc Double de Coubert The Blanc Double de Coubert Potted Rose Bush is a classic, rugged shrub rose that brings elegant, pure-white semi-double blooms paired with rugged performance. Built for tough conditions, it’s a workhorse with refined flowers and serious resilience. 💐 Plant & Flower Traits 🌹 Rose Type: Hybrid Rugosa shrub rose 🧬 Breeder: Cochet-Cochet (France, 1892) 🏢 Introduced: France (1893) 🎨 Color: Pure white blooms 🌸 Petal Count: ~10–20 petals (semi-double) 💠 Bloom Form: Large (≈3-4″) semi-double flowers in generous flushes 📏 Bloom Size: ~3–4″ (approx.) 🔁 Flowering: Primary flush from late spring, then repeat into fall 🧴 Fragrance: Strong and characteristic — bold old-rose / rugosa scent 🏺 Vase Life: Very good — elegant, durable blooms suitable for casual cut sprays 🏡 Growth & Garden Habits 🌿 Growth Type: Upright, arching shrub with rugged habit ☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun to part shade ❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones ~4–9 📐 Spacing: ~3′ apart (allowing mature size) ↕️ Height: ~4–7′ ↔️ Width: ~3–5′ 🛡️ Health & Suitability 💪 Disease Resistance: Excellent — rugged rugosa genetics provide strong foliage health and resilience 🌞 Heat & Cool Adaptation: Performs across extremes — cold hardy, salt tolerant, wind tolerant 🌎 Regional Recommendations: West Coast • Midwest • Northeast • Coastal sites • Harsh-condition gardens

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An evergreen shrub with upright stems holding lance-shaped, 2″ long leaves. Blooms emerge at branch tips as yellow pincushions and age to red, making a dramatic statement in the landscape and in containers. It is also great as a cut flower with a vase life of about 16 days.

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Blaze is one of the most popular red Climbers. Her bright scarlet blooms average 3" in diameter in a semi-double, cupped form. Her blossoms are produced in clusters with a light fragrance set against dark green foliage. This continual bloomer makes an excellent addition to any garden.

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The most popular Climbing rose. Produces abundant clusters of pure red flowers. Blooms on new and old wood. Proven consistent performer. Available Budded & Own-root.

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A profusion of pretty, salmon-pink blooms produced continuously on vigorous growth. Gregory, 1967.

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The richest in colour of the purplish ramblers, producing small violet-crimson flowers that pale to palma-violet. Late flowering. .

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Bloomsbury boasts apricot pink petals with a green core nestled at its heart. It fills the air with a subtly sweet aroma that will make anyone swoon. As a repeat bloomer, you’ll have the pleasure of watching the colors gradually change as it unfurls time and time again.

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Although disguised under the guise of 'blue', the clear clean lavender tones and large blooms produced by this vigorous plant makes her a breakthrough in the older lavender roses. Best form & size in cool weather.

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Blue for You is a lovely, compact, upright bush with mauve to lilac colored blooms that age to purple-tinted slate blue. She has a pleasant fragrance and offers a lengthy, repeating bloom period between spring and fall. Blue for You is a favorite of pollinators in zones 6-9.

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From 1806, Blush Damask is a fantastic Damask Old Garden Rose with soft, light pink coloring and a strong myrrh fragrance. She thrives in zones 4-9 and can grow from 3-7’ tall. She is a great historical rose to greet you with intense perfume every morning in the garden.

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One of the earliest springtime blooming roses of the Old Garden Roses, this very rare, old Alba from 1840 is extremely vigorous and has classically shaped 3-4” blooms of soft, light pink with a strong fragrance. Blush Hip is an upright bush with arching growth. She is a once-blooming rose who can grow in dappled shady areas.

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A beautiful old Noisette of more restrained growth making it ideal for smaller gardens or for growing as a shrub. Its soft pink, double blooms are produced in clusters of 6 to 12 on a well foliaged plant with rich, dark-green leaves. One of the first Noisettes. Nearly thornless. Fragrant. Noisette roses are especially good for southern gardens. good repeaat bloom with hardiness zones 7-10.

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Soft blush-pink petals accented with a striking red ring around a golden center. Its unique coloration and compact growth make it a stunning choice for borders, containers, or any garden that craves a touch of elegance and charm.

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A delicate but prolific Polyantha bred by John Bagnasco, Blushing Dogwood™ produces clusters of 15–25 blooms per stem. Her 5-petaled pink blooms fade to a creamy white with streaks of pink in a starburst pattern, set against shiny green foliage with laciniated edges. A fast grower needing minimal care, she offers a pop of joy wherever placed in the garden.

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The Blushing Parasol rose's pastel pink petals fade into a glowing peach heart, lending it a soft, feminine quality. The layered, rounded petals elegantly overlap, creating a sense of movement—as if caught in a perpetual breeze.

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A very pretty rose, of rather different character to the average English Rose, producing dainty sprays of small, cupped, yellow flowers. It forms a very healthy and attractive shrub, clothed in small, medium green leaves. David Austin, 1999.

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A giant rambler, producing exceptionally large, heavy heads of strongly fragrant, white flowers. The individual blooms are small, semi-double and cupped, with yellow stamens. They are followed by large quantities of small, oval, orange-red hips. It is very vigorous, producing long, thick stems with glossy, pale green leaves.

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Getting only better with age, Coral Dawn® produces 5", fr agrant, coral-pink, double, well-formed flowers in clusters that gently fade to a rose pink. Her oval buds open to reveal large and very beautiful well-formed blooms. She blooms repeatedly throughout the summer and fall. Coral Dawn®’s lax canes with dark green foliage make h er an easy to train rose.

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Bohème enchants with its warm, painterly tones and graceful presence. Each bloom opens in a luminous blend of apricot, gold, and soft pink, with delicately ruffled petals that seem to glow from within. The edges of the petals blush gently in rose-pink, giving the flower a romantic watercolor effect.

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TOP SELLER! The perfect rose inside and out, Bolero™ delivers an outstanding performance in the garden and stunning cut flowers to bring inside. His romantic clusters of heavily petaled, white flowers have an extraordinarily strong fragrance of traditional rose mixed with tropical fruit. Excellent disease resistance, glossy leaves, and a tidy growth habit make this compact Floribunda perfect for anywhere in your garden. This is a “must have” rose for every gardener.

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The Bombastic rose is a showstopper in every sense. Its blush-pink petals create a lush, voluminous bloom framed by deep green foliage for a striking contrast. Plentiful buds cascade along each stem, creating the ultimate statement of grandeur.

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Bears dainty clusters of attractive, small to medium-sized, mid pink flowers. If they are not dead-headed they will be followed by a wonderful crop of bright red hips, which last long into the winter. It forms a nice, sturdy shrub with tidy, spreading growth and ample foliage. It is hardy, very healthy and extremely reliable, making it one of the most widely planted of all roses. Meilland, 1981.

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Red buds open to beautifully formed, upwardfacing, coral-pink rosettes. Small petals of varying shades mingle to provide a most pleasing effect. The myrrh fragrance has delicious hints of hawthorn, elderflower, pear and almond. It forms an upright shrub. Charles II hid in an oak tree at Boscobel House during the English Civil War. David Austin, 2012.

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Richly fragrant, camellia-like, white flowers of exquisite form and silky texture; each about 2 across, held in small clusters. Slender growth. Repeats well. Lacharme, 1867.

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EASY TO GROW! Bourbon Queen offers a majestic display of both gorgeous small to medium blooms in summer and shifts to decorative hips in the fall. Introduced in 1894, she is a pink blend with darker shading and a strong, sweet fragrance. Her flowers bloom in large clusters with cupped bloom form that really show off her stunning beauty. Bourbon Queen is a once-blooming spring or summer plant, but is shade tolerant and can grow practically anywhere.

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A vision of femininity, this rose begins as an apricot bud before unfurling into a delicate pink blossom. Set against vibrant green foliage, the soft palette and timeless shape create an exquisite balance.

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We know that edible roses is a new market in North America, but thanks to the dedication and vision of the Serbian breeders and the work our team has put into trialing for production and landscape performance, we're confident that the Flavorette series will appeal to rose-lovers, herb gardeners, and foodies alike. Use them in sweets, salads, and infusions for a uniquely flavorful touch to summer meals and treats.